Al-Majd’s operation to evacuate Palestinians from Gaza has sparked controversy, with claims of human trafficking and ties to a questionable Estonian-Israeli businessman.

The military needs more conscripts - but Haredim protests are shaking Netanyahu's coalition

The chief executive of Diriyah said the Trump family business and Saudi giga-project could announce a deal 'soon'

How banning Palestine Action has led to the banning of Palestine in prisons.

UN Security Council to vote on Gaza peace plan that makes reference to a 'credible pathway' to Palestinian statehood

Digital rights group says silence from Samsung raises fears over covert data access

Physicians for Human Rights Israel condemns policy of 'killing detained Palestinians' as it warns death toll likely higher than reported

The group, whose members participated in the October 7 massacre, called the alleged incident a "cowardly and treacherous assassination operation."

Physicians for Human Rights Israel condemns policy of 'killing detained Palestinians' as it warns death toll likely higher than reported

Emirates, the Middle East's biggest airline, topped up its order of Boeing 777X planes on Monday despite years of delays, delivering a vote of confidence to the US manufacturer at the Dubai Airshow.The order of 65 777-9s, valued at $38 billion including engines, came despite last month's announcement that delivery was now due in 2027 -- seven years behind the original schedule.Emirates, already the biggest customer for the Boeing 777, now has 270 777X, 10 777 freighters and 35 Boeing 787s on order.

CAIRO (Reuters) -The Palestinian Resistance Committees (PRC), an allied faction of Hamas, said on Monday that one of its local armed leaders was killed by what it described as an Israeli undercover force near Deir Al-Balah city in the central Gaza Strip.The group said Waseem Abdel-Hadi, a commander of its armed wing, was killed in what it called a “cowardly and treacherous assassination operation".

The politicians criticised the government's controversial asylum reform proposals in comments to MEE

Israel demolishes 'illegal' settlement in occupied West Bank Israeli security forces demolished an illegal settler outpost in the occupied West Bank on Monday following "severe incidents of violence". A large force was deployed to the Tzour Misgavi outpost - constructed in the West Bank without Israeli permission - in the Gush Etzion area, south of Jerusalem. Heavy machinery could be seen preparing to demolish the structures, with one clip showing a bulldozer knocking into the side of a building with people stood on top. Israeli media said 25 families were evacuated from the site.

Israel deports Gaza patients from Jerusalem hospitals back to war-torn strip Israeli  authorities expelled dozens of  Palestinian  patients from hospitals in Jerusalem back to the Gaza Strip on Monday, according to local media reports. The patients and their families, originally from the Gaza Strip, had sought treatment in Jerusalem before the war erupted in October 2023 and remained in the city since. Some had completed their treatment and expressed desire to return to the Gaza Strip, according to the Palestinian Ministry of Health.  However, there were concerns that others will be forced to return, according to Arab48. Local media said two buses carrying some of the patients and their families arrived at the Kerem Abu Salem crossing between the Gaza Strip and Israel on Monday morning. Read more:  Israel deports Gaza patients from Jerusalem hospitals back to war-torn strip A Palestinian woman looks out from a tent, in the central Gaza Strip, 16 November 2025 (Reuters/Mahmoud Issa)

Hamas handed over the remains of an Israeli hostage to the Red Cross, according to reports by Al Jazeera.

Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman’s upcoming visit to Washington will prioritize defense, trade, and security, marking a new chapter in US-Saudi relations.

Syria committee into the investigation of July's violence issued a statement on Sunday, which also found there is no proof that "foreign fighters" participated in the Druze-Bedouin clashes.

Telecom giants Syriatel and MTN slash short-term data bundles and sharply raise prices, sparking boycotts and fresh doubts about Syria’s promised economic overhaul.

At least 89 patients and their families are set to return to Gaza, where the health system has all but collapsed under Israeli attacks

South Africa 'suspicious' over 'agenda to cleanse Palestinians out of Gaza', foreign minister says The arrival in South Africa of a plane of 153 Palestinians last week was "suspicious" and indicated "a clear agenda to cleanse Palestinians out of Gaza and the West Bank," the country's foreign minister said on Monday. The group arrived on a chartered flight and without departure stamps from Israel on their passports. "We are suspicious as a South African government about the circumstances surrounding the arrival of the plane," Foreign Minister Ronald Lamola said, adding: "This is a clear agenda to cleanse Palestinians out of Gaza and the West Bank."

Report: Majority of Palestinians died in Israeli custody were civilians The majority of Palestinian prisoners from Gaza who died in Israeli prisons were civilians, according to a parallel investigation. At least 98 Palestinians have died in custody since October 2023, in many cases seemingly as a direct result of torture, medical neglect, and starvation,  according to Israeli data obtained by the Physicians for Human Rights – Israel (PHRI). The real death toll of Palestinians in Israeli jails is likely to be substantially higher because hundreds of people detained in Gaza are missing, an Israel-based human rights group has said. In its own reports, the Israeli army classified less than one-third of those Palestinians detained from Gaza as militants, the investigation found. Israeli soldiers stand by a truck packed with shirtless Palestinian men and one woman in the besieged Gaza Strip on 8 December 2023 (Reuters/Yossi Zeliger)

Hasina, who is in exile in India, was convicted over crimes against humanity during deadly crackdown on student-led protesters

Russian FM Sergei Lavrov held a phone call with Iran's Abbas Araghchi to discuss Tehran's nuclear program.

Israeli drone strike kills man in Gaza An Israeli drone strike killed a man in Beit Lahia, in the north-west of the Gaza Strip, in a further apparent breach of the ceasefire, the Wafa news agency reported. Several other Palestinians, including a child, were wounded when an Israeli quadcopter dropped an explosive device on a group of civilians in the Shuja'iyya district, east of Gaza City, the agency said. The Israeli military also demolished residential buildings east of Khan Younis in southern Gaza, while Israeli artillery shelled the Jabalia refugee camp in the north of the enclave.

Report: Netanyahu's testimony in corruption trial on Wednesday cancelled A hearing for Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s testimony in his corruption trial scheduled for Wednesday is cancelled due to an undisclosed “security reason." Judge Rivka Friedman-Feldman agreed to cancel the session after receiving a request from Netanyahu’s lawyers, according to Channel 12. Netanyahu was indicted in 2019 in three cases involving gifts from millionaire friends and for allegedly seeking regulatory favours for media tycoons in return for favourable coverage.