Several Israeli-Bedouin see their citizenship revoked Faced with a growing number of people whose Israeli citizenship has been revoked, the Bedouin find it hard to accept explanations in regard to bureaucratic mistakes. By Danny Zaken In Ma'ale HaHamisha, reporting on Israel
Lebanese public health crisis includes trauma, mental health after explosion The Lebanese people, already reeling under tough economic, social and political conditions, face another public health crisis after the explosion on Aug. 4 in Beirut. By Wael Taleb
LGBT pride banners vandalized in several cities in Israel There were at least five attempts to remove LGBT pride flags in Israel during the past year; some of them involved vandalism. By Rina Bassist In Paris, reporting on Israeli politics and European affairs
Can Egypt help ease tensions between Israel, Hamas? An Egyptian intelligence delegation embarked on new moves between Israel and Hamas in order to reduce tension on both sides of the borders in the Gaza Strip after the situation escalated over the past few days. By Ahmad Abu Amer
Can new mechanism advance stalled Riyadh Agreement in southern Yemen? Neither the Riyadh Agreement nor the mechanism for accelerating it can fundamentally end the conflict in southern Yemen, but will rather help suspend it and control its rhythm, according to analysts. By Ammar al-Ashwal
Beirut’s club scene gets creative in wake of blast Lebanon's nightlife is key to its economy and spirit. By Dani Arbid
Despite dispute with Riyadh over Kashmir, Saudi-Pakistan ties remain strong Security and economic bonds mean that Islamabad’s recent disputes with Riyadh are unlikely to impact overall bilateral ties. By Sabena Siddiqui In Karachi, reporting on South Asia, Middle East, Iran
Israel’s spy chief visits UAE for talks Mossad chief Yossi Cohen's visit to the United Arab Emirates is the first such trip by an Israeli official since the two countries announced their historic deal last week. By Al-Monitor Staff
Report: Pompeo expected to ask UN to reimpose Iran sanctions Reuters reported that the US Secretary of State is likely to head to UN headquarters in New York on Thursday to ask for the reimposition of sanctions on Tehran. By Al-Monitor Staff
Iran’s hard-liners push legislation to exit nuclear deal If passed, the legislation proposed by hard-liners would effectively force the government into a farewell to the fragile nuclear deal depending on UN action. By Al-Monitor Staff
Sultan of Oman names new foreign, finance ministers in government reshuffle Sultan Haitham bin Tariq al-Said named new finance and foreign ministers and added two new female ministers under new royal decrees. By Al-Monitor Staff
UN tribunal says Syrian government, Hezbollah not involved in Hariri assassination Some supporters of the slain prime minister protested the verdict in Beirut on Tuesday. By Al-Monitor Staff
Intel: Israel still opposes any potential US sale of F-35 fighter aircraft to UAE Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Tuesday denied reports that his government’s historic agreement with the United Arab Emirates included a potential US sale of F-35 fighter aircraft to the UAE in exchange for the Gulf country’s recognition of the Jewish state. By Al-Monitor Staff
Israel, Sudan confirm they are in talks toward peace agreement Senior figures in Sudan and Israel confirmed today that both countries are advancing toward a peace agreement, perhaps even by the beginning of 2021. By Rina Bassist In Paris, reporting on Israeli politics and European affairs
Doctors warn Turkish outbreak 'out of control' as COVID-19 cases pass 250,000 The government says inspections of businesses will be increased to ensure enforcement rules on masks and physical distancing as the country battles more than 1,000 new cases a day. By Ayla Jean Yackley
Israeli and German jets fly over Munich Olympics massacre site, Dachau concentration camp The joint exercises this week mark the first ever between Israel and Germany on German soil.