Middle East

"A human being is a human being, you get sick or tired sometimes," says Hassan Nasrallah some two weeks after his infamous "coughing speech."

As police pulls the permit given to the annual flag parade in the capital, Arabs plan to hold their own rally from Damascus Gate in the Arab Quarter of the Old City to the Al-Aqsa Mosque.

Speaking to Al Jazeera while on a visit to Qatar, Mohammad Shtayyeh says any escalation in Jerusalem is in the interest of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, and that the world is showing "unprecedented support for the Palestinians."

Ali Akbar Mohtashamipour had lost his right hand to a book bombing reportedly carried out by the Israeli Mossad in 1984.

The head of the International Atomic Energy Agency seeks answers on three sites dating back many years where inspections had revealed traces of uranium.

“While investigating how to secure the building from the missiles, a detailed assessment on 31 May 2021 revealed what appears to be a cavity and a possible tunnel, at the location of the missile strike,” UN agency for Palestinian refugees says in a statement.

Yahya Sinwar says Israel only destroyed 3% of Gaza's terrorist tunnel network and that Hamas used only "50% of its power" in the latest conflict. Any future fighting will "reshape" the region he says.

Normally a strong advocate for annexation, Naftali Bennett, who may serve as Israel's next prime minister, proposes continuation of status quo, with some easing of conditions for Palestinians.

Hamas deputy politburo chief claims rocket fire ended Netanyahu's term in office, says Ra'am chief "represents no one but himself." New coalition will be even more radical than current Israeli government, he says.

Prominent IRGC adviser Hassan Abdullah Zadeh killed in Islamic State ambush in eastern Syria, Arab media outlets report. Around 25 Iranian militia members reportedly killed in attack.