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Free Syrian Army (FSA) members launch an operation against Daesh terrorists in Al Rai town of Aleppo, Syria on September 29, 2016.

Assistant attorney general was not hurt after a car bomb targeted his convoy

Facebook’s campaign against Palestinian pages started months ago but the organsiation is now quickly implementing it's policy in light of an agreement signed with Israeli authorities

A number of American human rights organisations have urged President Barack Obama to investigate the killing of a US citizen at the hands of Israeli occupation forces, warning that...

A video showing Syria's ambassador to the United Nations laughing when asked if his government had bombed two of Aleppo's biggest hospitals has sparked outrage. Diplomatic editor for Al...

Drone footage showing the level of devastation in Aleppo has emerged, as fighting for control over the city continues. 250,000 Syrians remain under siege in the opposition-held part of eastern Aleppo.

Peres colluded with the construction of the Apartheid Wall built by Israel on Palestinian land in the occupied West Bank and East Jerusalem, despite the 2004 advisory opinion of the International Court of Justice against the construction of the structure

Unprecedented offensive by fighters loyal to al-Assad

White helmets working to save lives in Syria

Who knew about Aleppo's 'night life'?

Made up of seven-tonne portable blocks topped with razor wire, the wall will be three metres high and two metres wide

Pieces dating from around 300 B.C. on display

The regime forces include Syrian army units as well as fighters from Iran and Iraq as well as Lebanon.

A sunken boat is removed from the sea near Port Rashid, Egypt

Two Palestinian family apartment buildings have been torn down by Israeli authorities in al-Tur, a neighbourhood in occupied East Jerusalem, on Tuesday, according to Maan News. Along with the...

Al-Nasser Salah al-Deen Brigades show off 2 new missiles

This is the latest in a series of leaks which have caused the government of Egyptian President Abdel Fattah Al-Sisi disrupt

Israeli settlements are always in the news – but what exactly are they, and what is their significance?

Undergoing Sumerian, Assyrian, Sassanid, Mongol, Christian as well as Ottoman rule, the Citadel has been inhabited by numerous religions and ethnicities making it home to various religious, residential and other educational and civil structures

Step into the Middle East and see what’s been happening over the last seven days in pictures…

The image of five-year-old Omran sat alone in an ambulance, covered in dust and blood, shocked the world and inspired six-year-old Alex, from Scarsdale, New York, to take action

MEMO's Jehan Alfarra speaks to Palestinian-British chef Joudie Kalla about her new cookbook "Palestine on a Plate".

The raid hit a house in a neighbourhood populated by workers, according to medical services and local officials

Gazans protest against Israeli decision to not allow sportsmen to leave the Gaza Strip to take part in the Fifth Asian Beach Games in Danang, Vitnam

The attacker was wounded before he reached the embassy

Israeli settlers and American Jews stormed Al-Aqsa Mosque this morning

The fourth Freedom Flotilla boat Zaytouna arrived in the French seaport of Ajaccio following a voyage from Barcelona heading to the Gaza Strip

Palestinian citizens routinely face humiliating and degrading treatment at the hands of Israeli airport security personnel, a legal rights group has claimed. In a letter to the Attorney General...

Palestinian prisoner Malik Al-Qadi, who has been on hunger strike for 66 days...

Reports suggest regime helicopters dropped two barrel bombs on 36 trucks belonging to the Syrian Red Crescent

According to UNHCR records, between January 2015 and August 2016, an estimated 6,940 people drowned or went missing while trying to reach Europe

Azzam hopes to break world records and achieve success for himself and his country in future championships and replace all the medals which were obliterated