News
As NHS workers we will not stop speaking out til Palantir is out
Health workers are proving that boycotts work. That is exactly why the backlash against us is growing, write Amira Nimerawi and Dr Omar Abdel-Mannan.
The New Arab
Politics
US midterms could bring new wave of Israel critics to Congress
Democrats are favoured to retake the House, with several progressive candidates critical of Israel poised to win seats in November’s midterms.
Politics
France rebukes Trump after he blames Islam for student protests
Trump blamed Islam and mass immigration for France’s student protests, prompting a rebuke from the country’s foreign minister.
News
How AI turned Anwar Sadat into an unlikely Gen Z icon
AI videos are giving Anwar Sadat a new life among young Egyptians, recasting the controversial leader as a triumphant hero of the 1973 war.
News
CIA Red Cell warns Israel risks civil war, state collapse
A secret CIA assessment reportedly warns that Israel faces a growing risk of civil war or state collapse amid deepening internal divisions.
News
Ozel warns Saudi defence pact could drag Turkey into Yemen war
The opposition figure says Turkey must not be drawn into the Saudi-Houthi conflict, and said he refused Ankara being part of Trump’s regional order.
News
Mourning, genocide and elections: Israel marks 7 Oct anniversary
Both at Nova and the Kfar Aza kibbutz, reporters heard loud explosion from across in Gaza during the commemorations as Israel carried out new strikes.
Politics
Exclusive: Iraq revises PMF law to curb powers after US pressure
The revised bill would restrict the PMF’s movements, keep it away from cities and prevent it from rivalling the Iraqi army.
News
Egypt detainees launch hunger strike to protest prison abuses
Large numbers of Egyptian detainees began a hunger strike on Wednesday in protest at the ongoing violations in prisons, according to a local NGO.
News
Who will govern Gaza? The battle over its post-war future
Analysis: After three years of war, Gaza has no settled political future, with Palestinians sidelined, international efforts stalled, and Israel in full control
Technology
AI hijab removal fuels ’gendered harassment’ of Muslim women
Tell MAMA warns AI tools removing hijabs and generating anti-Muslim content risk fuelling harassment and normalising hatred against Muslim communities.
Politics
Israeli ministers host far right conference in Jerusalem
Israeli ministers have joined far-right figures in Jerusalem as Israel deepens ties with European movements hostile to Muslim immigration
News
West Bank schools close amid settler violence fears on 7 October
West Bank schools and universities suspended or moved classes online amid fears of escalating Israeli settler violence and military tensions.
Politics
Mansouri eyes Democratic Bloc alliance to form Morocco’s gov’t
Morocco’s prime minister-designate Fatima Zahra Mansouri is moving towards an alliance with the historic Democratic Bloc parties to form her government.
Culture
Land, memory and return explored in Rooted Movements
Book Club: In ’Rooted Movements,’ Amanda Batarseh explores how Palestinian literature reimagines land, belonging and return in the face of displacement & exile
News
October 7 and the forever war it unleashed, from Gaza to Yemen
Gaza was only the beginning, as the widening conflict now reaches Yemen, Iran, Syria and Lebanon, with the regional balance at stake, writes Mounir al-Rabih
Health
Gaza has no MRI machine, only one or two CT scanners, MAP warns
Gaza’s health system remains in crisis a year after the ceasefire, with no functioning MRI, just two CT machines and severe shortages of vital supplies.
Health
Gaza’s lost medical records after three years of genocide
From cancer files to pregnancy records and vaccination cards, Israel’s genocide in Gaza has erased vital medical histories, disrupting care for thousands