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"General security for both sides, indeed for the whole world, can only be ensured by a two-state solution," he says, calling for the creation of a Palestinian state established on the 1967 lines with East Jerusalem as its capital.
Abeer Jebril says she hopes her portraits will bring attention to the social and political problems women face in Gaza. "Men and women are both in chains under the occupation," she says.
Egyptian presidency declares three days of national mourning following death of Field Marshall Hussein Tantawi, who temporarily ruled Egypt after 2011 Arab Spring uprising.
Najib Mikati adds that Lebanon will resume US-brokered talks with Israel on maritime border.
The donation will finance “sustainable economic development in [Palestine] over the next two years,” says PA Prime Minister Mohammed Shtayyeh.
International sporting federations have been showing decreasing tolerance for the Iranians' bad sportsmanship, slapping Iranian athletes who refuse to face Israeli opponents with suspensions and other disciplinary measures.
The New York Times claims that the Mossad eliminated Mohsen Fakhrizadeh using a "killer robot" controlled remotely by a sniper.
The rebuke comes as Tehran demotes chief nuclear negotiator Abbas Araghchi, replaced him with an opponent of concessions to the West.
Syria’s state-run SANA news agency says the US struck the Popular Mobilization Forces, an umbrella group of Iraqi Shiite fighters, who were "securing the Syrian-Iraqi border strip."
The terrorist group boasts "breaking the American siege" on Lebanon. Importing fuel oil marks the expansion of Hezbollah's role in Lebanon, which is plagued by a financial meltdown.
