Canadian engineer Yasser Albaz returns to Canada in poor health condition after his release from Egyptian prison

The hunger strike that Palestinian journalist Muhammad Al-Qeeq started in an Israeli detention centre lasted 94 days before he was released in May 2016

Scores of protesters have taken to the streets of Wadi Arab in the Haifa District to protest against Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's plan to annex parts of the occupied West Bank

2 young men have been arrested after they filmed themselves attacking a 14-year-old Sudanese boy

Members of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's coalition government have argued the annexation plan must wait until after the coronavirus pandemic has passed."

Nearly 1,000 Jewish settlers took to a hilltop on the outskirts of the illegal Gush Etzion settlements in the occupied West Bank to voice their rejection of Israel's annexation plan in line with US President Donald Trump's 'peace plan'

Palestinians in Gaza came together to demonstrate against Israel's planned annexation of the West Bank

The Ministry of Health said new discoveries have been made which link the coronavirus to blood clots which could affect the placenta and the nutrition of the foetus

On this day in 1920, the first High Commissioner for Palestine Herbert Samuel, was handed the administration of the country by the British government and signed a receipt saying “one Palestine, complete”

The UAE allegedly offered to reopen the Sheikh Zayed Hospital in the Somali capital Mogadishu on the condition Somalia take part in the war in Yemen

"COVID cone" anyone?

The court has been asked to investigate senior Israeli and US officials, including Donald Trump, Benjamin Netanyahu, Mike Pompeo and Jared Kushner. 

“Anything that is not related to the coronavirus will wait,” stressed Benny Gantz

Is Saudi Arabia really the best Arab country for women?

The national and Islamic forces and factions in Gaza reached an agreement on a document outlining a unified national plan of action to confront the US’ ‘deal of the century’

Tehran has requested the help of Interpol in securing his arrest

US Ambassador Dorothy Shea appeared on Lebanese TV despite a court ruling  banning the diplomat from media appearances after she criticised Hezbollah

The Palestinian Athletic Club in Jabalia, in the northern Gaza Strip, launches yoga classes for kids

At least 13 of the group’s members are believed to have been arrested

Turkey buys portrait of Ottoman Sultan Mehmet II at London auction for $954K

Netanyahu said a formal announcement on working together with the UAE on confronting the COVID-19 pandemic was imminent and would be made by the UAE and Israeli health ministers

Some tried to say that Peake was attempting to pin the centuries-long systemic racism deeply rooted in the US police force onto Israel and blame it for Floyd’s death

There are some 100,000 stateless people in Kuwait, deemed to be 'illegal residents' by the government

Israeli forces detain Palestinian women at Al-Aqsa Mosque

Students take part in the UN session to improve their negotiation skills and understanding of the international body

Celebrities, activists, entrepreneurs and security experts came together to protest against Israel’s decision to annex large parts of the occupied West Bank

The hostilities follow failed talks between Ethiopia, Egypt and Sudan over Addis Ababa's plans to fill the reservoir at its new Renaissance Dam with water from the River Nile

Facebook has banned users trading in  historical artefacts

More than eight in ten Jordanian men use nicotine products, or cigarettes, including “smokeless” or e-cigarettes

In 2019 Israel issued 118 demolition orders and warnings for properties in the occupied West Bank on the basis they are 'built on archaeological sites' and are 'damaging antiquities'

A Palestinian home located in the East Jerusalem neighbourhood of Silwan was demolished because it allegedly lacked the necessary construction permit

The lesser pilgrimage, Umrah, was also banned and the sanctuaries within the two holy cities were restricted to officials, workers and cleaners