Middle East

Gaza Ceasefire Talks Stall, Qatar Mediator Expresses Frustration

It is going too slowly in the negotiations between Israel and the terrorist-stamped Hamas about a ceasefire in Gaza, believes Qatar's chief negotiator Mohamed al-Khulaifi.

US Conducts New Air Strikes on Huthi-Controlled Areas in Yemen

Israeli Attacks in Gaza Leave at Least 54 Dead, Officials Report

At least 54 people in Gaza have been killed in Israeli attacks on Saturday, according to Gaza's civil defense authority in the evening.

Netanyahu: Hamas Blocks Hostage Deal, Protests Erupt in Israel

Benjamin Netanyahu says that terrorist-stamped Hamas has opposed a settlement on hostages and ceasefire in Gaza. Large protests against the government's policy were carried out in, among other places, Tel Aviv.

USA and Iran Set for New Nuclear Talks in Oman Next Saturday

Iran and the USA have once again held indirect talks about the Iranian nuclear energy program. After the meetings held in Rome on Easter Eve, news came about new talks next Saturday – this time in Oman.

Hezbollah Leader Qassem Vows to Retain Arms Despite Pressure

The Lebanese Shia militia Hezbollah will not "let itself be disarmed by anyone". This is stated by its leader Naim Qassem.

Israel's Blockade Leaves Gaza Residents Facing Severe Hunger Crisis

Israel has not allowed emergency aid into Gaza for six weeks, and the blockade continues, according to the Defense Minister. At the same time, hunger is becoming increasingly widespread. It is a noose that is being tightened slowly but surely around Gaza's population, says Middle East expert Anders Persson.

Israeli Strikes on Gaza Leave 15 Dead, Including Family in Khan Yunis