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Middle East
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Lehava campaigns against Jewish-Arab marriages, targeting Mahmoud Mansour and Morel Malka's wedding.
In Gaza, bomb disposal teams work to remove missiles from residential areas after 11 days of Israeli bombardment, while the Al Kolak family mourns 22 lost relatives.
Russia's war on Ukraine shifts from a regional conflict to global tensions, impacting U.S.-Saudi relations.
Governor Laila Ghannam discusses life under Israeli occupation in Ramallah amid escalating violence.
Only 7 of all Israeli permits in Jerusalem are issued to Palestinian neighborhoods, forcing many residents to build without proper authorization.
Pegasus, a spyware developed by NSO Group, enables governments to access personal data on devices, raising significant concerns about privacy and democracy.
Mariah Goldberg, a young Israeli settler, faces consequences for her involvement in price tag attacks.
The Dead Sea drops by one meter every year, a consequence of the River Jordan's severe pollution and over-extraction of water for agriculture.
Eighteen people, including children and women, were killed in an incident that Palestinians describe as a massacre amid ongoing violence in Gaza.
An 8-meter-high concrete wall isolates Hani Amer from his village, creating a divide that confines his family's existence and takes away their land.
A building in Gaza was hit and evaporated, illustrating the daily destruction faced by residents in the region.
Over 350 children died during the conflict in Gaza, as families faced constant threats from airstrikes and ground assaults.
Approximately 475 Israeli soldiers refuse to guard settlements in the Gaza Strip and West Bank, citing moral objections to their military duties.
Annabelle Durand reports on the escalating Hezbollah-Israel conflict and its devastation.
Israel's military-industrial complex, valued at $13 billion, plays a significant role in the global arms trade while impacting Palestinian lives and human rights.
A coalition of right-wing parties forms Israel's new government, prompting protests from a minority who oppose the leadership of Deputy Prime Minister Avigor Lieberman.
Israeli criminal gangs and Bedouin smugglers exploit thousands of women from the former Soviet Union, forcing them into prostitution in Tel Aviv's brothels.
Anna Del Castillo reveals the White House ignored concerns over Gaza during Biden's administration.
Since Trump's announcement, over 50 Palestinians and four Israelis have been killed amid protests and unrest across Israel and Palestine.
An Israeli state inquiry found that between 900 and over 2,000 Palestinians died during the 1982 massacres in Beirut's Sabra and Chatila camps.
Israel intensifies military operations in Gaza City against Hamas, led by Netanyahu.
Jerusalem's Old City is divided into Muslim, Christian, and Jewish quarters, reflecting the complex identities and claims of its inhabitants.
India spent around $2.9 billion on Israeli military hardware over the last decade, making it the largest buyer of Israeli weapons.
Eurovision Song Contest in Israel sparks political debate over art and apartheid issues.
Netanyahu's leadership is challenged as Israel faces war with Hamas and public anger rises.
Vaccine passports are coming someday soon, aiming to revive the economy and freedoms.
Three-fifths of the two billion confirmed orders of the AstraZeneca vaccine will go to high-income countries, limiting access for poorer nations.
Over 100,000 people have died and millions have been displaced since Russia's invasion of Ukraine in February 2022, escalating an energy crisis in Europe.
Israel's response to Hamas's attack raises legal concerns over its blockade and targeting practices.
Netanyahu delays judicial reforms after months of protests defending Israeli democracy.
Israel faces a political crisis as protests erupt against judicial reforms limiting the Supreme Court.
A letter penned by British Foreign Secretary Arthur Balfour on November 2, 1917, led to the creation of the State of Israel and nearly a century of conflict.
A vaccine passport shows vaccination status but lacks standardization and clear guidelines.
The Secret Service traces two rare double eagle coins to Israel Switt and George McCann's deal.
Classroom discussions reveal children using hurtful names like "faggot" and "midget" while learning about the effects of bullying and name-calling.
When Jawdat Ibrahim wins the lottery, he opens a restaurant to unite Jews and Arabs.
Batsheva Dance Company will revive the piece called Naharin Virus, which they have not performed for a while, as part of their yearly activities.
900 children have been born in a community of African Americans in Israel who claim descent from the lost tribes of Israel but lack official recognition.
Fadi Husein recounts his possession by a Djinn and his healing in Gaza's spiritual world.
Over 500 veterans from 21 countries compete in the 2023 Invictus Games in Germany, marking Israel's first participation in the event.
Eighteen-month-old Neri is carried to a dormitory in Kibbutz Baram, the last community in Israel still practicing the old kibbutz way of raising children separately from their parents.
On June 4, 2021, Jalal Abukhater and his group ran a peaceful 3-kilometer route through Sheikh Jarrah before facing an attack by Israeli forces.
About 430,000 Jewish settlers live in the West Bank, surrounded by 2.7 million Palestinians, amid ongoing tensions and disputes over land.
Sarah Fantl emigrated from Germany to Israel, where she attends daily Hebrew classes with students from 16 different countries.
In the West Bank, Palestinian filmmaker Medan Darer explores the lives of Palestinians affected by Israeli settlements and the challenges faced by refugees.
120 kilometers are covered in four days by Shaul Ladany, an 81-year-old Holocaust survivor and former Olympic racewalker.
In the 1960s, African-Americans known as Black Hebrews immigrated to Israel's Negev desert under the leadership of Ben Ammi Ben Israel, seeking a spiritual home.
960 defenders held off 15,000 Roman soldiers for almost two years at the mountain fortress of Masada during the Jewish rebellion in 66 AD.
