Three Iranian clerics stabbed, one killed in attack at shrine The attack of three Iranian clerics has put authorities on alert about a possible backlash. Iran
Israel’s Gantz eases restrictions for Palestinians during Ramadan Defense Minister Benny Gantz spoke yesterday on the phone with Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas, and described the easing of restrictions that Israel has decided on for the Ramadan holiday. Israel
Interview Israel’s occupation has crossed the ‘red line of legality,’ says new UN rapporteur In an interview with Al-Monitor, the newly appointed UN special rapporteur for the Palestinians, Francesca Albanese, speaks about her plans to address human rights violations in the Palestinian territories, while fending off a smear campaign launched against her by Israel. Francesca Albanese UN Special Rapporteur on the occupied Palestinian territories
Egypt expands airline routes throughout Africa Egypt's air route expansion linked to strengthening ties with African countries. Egypt
Disaster for Israeli coalition as legislator walks out Idit Silman has joined the opposition, ending the government's narrow majority in the Knesset. Israel
Egyptian archaeologist performs CT scan on child mummy in Luxor For the first time in Egypt’s Luxor, prominent archaeologist Zahi Hawass performed a CT scan on the mummy of a young child with the hope of discovering the identity. Egypt
Director reveals Egypt missed out on 'Moon Knight' because of permits Egyptian director Mohamed Diab, the first Arab to direct a Marvel production, has criticized his country’s bureaucracy and intervention by multiple authorities in obtaining licenses to film international productions on Egyptian soil. Egypt
Jerusalem's Christian population dwindles further Christians made up about 25% of Jerusalem's population back in 1922, but today they number only 2% of the population. Palestine