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Flights at Israel's Ben Gurion airport were temporarily suspended on Sunday as part of a strike organised by the powerful Histadrut union to protest mass layoffs by pharmaceutical giant Teva.
Jerusalemites are showing the world that the call for freedom will never be forgotten and the call for the fall of the Assad regime is not one to be invalidated.
Ten years after the Tunisian revolution toppled Tunisian dictator Zine El Abidine Ben Ali, few of his relatives have faced justice.
Tunisian dictator and career kleptocrat, Ben Ali fled his country with an economy and society in tatters. The New Arab remembers his legacy.
Yemen's most marginalised ethnic group, the Muhamasheen, have been hit particularly hard in Yemen's civil war as their neighbourhoods are pounded both by coalition airstrikes and Houthi shelling.
As the war draws on in Syria, the fight to remember those missing becomes increasingly difficult. But Wafa Ali Mustafa remains determined to campaign for justice.
Comment: The political, social and moral crisis in the Arab world seems to have left the region's thinkers confused and unclear on the path out of this morass, says Saadiah Mufarreh.
Feature: Hundreds of Lebanese citizens forcibly 'disappeared' during the Syrian occupation remain missing, but their loved ones are keeping hope alive.
US Republican presidential hopeful Ben Carson has stood by remarks he made in a 1998 speech that the Great Pyramids of Giza were built to store grain.
Book Club: With Brexit and new heights of Islamophobia in the UK, The New Arab speaks to some of the contributors about what they have learnt since the book's release.
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