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With Sa'ar leading the charge against Netanyahu, it is certain that the Biden administration will face a very hardline Israeli government, whether or not Netanyahu wins again, writes Mitchell Plitnick.
Three of the 14 fled to Syria just ahead of the Jan. 7-9, 2015 attacks in Paris, which left 17 dead along with the three gunmen.
Macron and Sisi: Geopolitical ambitions eclipse human rights abuses
Analysis: Macron views Sisi's human rights violations as a minor inconvenience to France's strategic objectives in the region.
Saudi-US training mission extended for $350 million
The US State Department has agreed more multi-million sales to Middle East states.
Israelis return to West Bank settlement evacuated in 2005
One Israeli lawmaker applauded the "Zionist" act of the settlers and urged Netanyahu to approve reconstruction of Sa-Nur, which ...
Iranian fuel headed for US after seizure warrant issued
The confiscated fuel amounts to 1.2 million barrels of Iranian petrol, valued at around $40 million.
US says photos show Russian arms supplies to Libya
The Pentagon released satellite photographs that it said shows Russian-backed Wagner-supplied military equipment 'on the front lines' of the ...
Sudan: How revolutionaries took over neighbourhood committees
Six months after the Constitutional Declaration was signed and the three-year democratic transition started, former ‘popular committees’ ...
Lebanon's public security defends Carlos Ghosn's escape from Japan
The public security directorate has defended Carlos Ghosn's escape from Japan where he faces criminal charges.
Ghosn flees Japan, accused Tokyo of holding him 'hostage'
Disgraced former Nissan chairman Carlos Ghosn returned to Lebanon and accused Tokyo of holding him 'hostage' over financial misconduct ...
India's Supreme Court delays hearing against new citizenship law
The highest court in India has decided to postpone hearing nearly 60 petitions challenging its new citizenship law, which has been criticised ...
South Africa must permanently ban Saudi weapons sales
Comment: The current hiatus in weapons sales is only a temporary 'inspections row'. It's time South Africa halted arms sales to Saudi Arabia ...
US sanctions target Hamas, IS ahead of 9/11 anniversary
A list of 15 leaders, individuals and entities affiliated with groups such as Hamas, al Qaeda, the Islamic State militant group and Iran’s IRGC ...
Tunisia's next president: Who are the candidates?
In a significant election for Tunisia's young democracy, the wide range of options available to Tunisians could lead the country in profoundly ...
Four must-watch MENA films from the Venice Film Festival
Four films from the region to look out for at this year's Venice film festival.
Iran unveils three new precision-guided missiles
Iran's defence minister says the country's three precision-guided missiles unveiled Tuesday shows it is ready to defend itself despite 'Great Satan America'.
Haftar promotes Libyan war crimes suspect wanted by ICC
Forces loyal to rogue Libyan General Khalifa Haftar have announced the promotion of Mahmoud Werfalli, wanted by the ICC for the execution of 33 ...
Mo Salah celebrates Champions League win with wife, daughter
Mo Salah celebrated his Champions League win with his wife and daughter.
Israeli strikes on Syria kill 10, including 'foreign fighters'
Israeli strikes targeting Syria on Sunday left 10 people dead, including three Syrian soldiers and seven foreign fighters, a war monitor said.
US-Turkey tensions reach boiling point over Russia rocket saga
Analysis: If Turkey finalises the purchase of the Russian made S-400 surface-to-air missile system, there will be a severe political crisis ...
A history of Iranian threats to close Hormuz Straits
Tehran has frequently threatened to shut down the Strait of Hormuz, a bottleneck choke-point for the world's oil supplies, over the past 50 ...
Undocumented Afghan workers forced to flee Iran
Comment: The revival of US sanctions against Iran, and the collapse of the Iranian rial have had a serious impact on the lives of Afghans in ...
Challenges facing Higher Education in Morocco
In-depth: Overcrowding, underfunding and not enough staff are just some of the obstacles to learning and research blighting Morocco's university ...
Bellingcat: Where technology meets investigative journalism
The New Arab Meets: Eliot Higgins, the British founder of the investigative journalism network Bellingcat, to talk more about what motivated him ...
Mohammad Altaf Ahmad Mir has become famous after his song blew up on social media.
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