Society

During Israel's unprecedented assault on the Gaza Strip, Gazans have given their newborn babies names that invoke hope despite their desperate circumstances.

Gazan Palestinians are facing a dystopian nightmare in the West Bank — pursued by Israeli soldiers for 'not holding work permits' in their own occupied land.

From Palestinian flags, food and keffiyehs, Sonnenallee stands strong as Berlin's most visible Palestinian support spot, despite German authorities' repression.

Nearly 230,000 children, pregnant women and new mothers could die in the coming months due to hunger in Sudan, with thousands more facing health risks.

Palestinians in the Netherlands are hosting modest iftars, emphasising shared experience instead of greed, to bring the reality of Ramadan in Gaza to light.

Thousands have gathered outside the Israeli embassy in Jordan to protest Israel's occupation, demand a ceasefire in Gaza, and sever ties with Israel.

This Ramadan, Gaza's heroic doctors have been working tirelessly despite a lack of supplies, defunct hospitals and the famine Israel has imposed on all in Gaza.

More non-Muslims worldwide are observing Ramadan for ethical, spiritual, and health-based reasons, with fasting in solidarity with Gaza a chief concern.

Morocco is reforming its family code, the Moudawana, after twenty years. Reform comes as calls for gender equality grow louder and Islamist influence wanes.

Fuelled by pro-state social media, anti-refugee sentiment has surged in Egypt, with Egyptians blaming refugees for the country's dire economic crisis.