Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi said Monday that revenues from the Suez Canal had “decreased by 40 to 50 percent” so far this year due to attacks on shipping by Yemen’s Iran-backed Houthi militia. The
The International Court of Justice will hold the second day of public hearings on what it called “occupied Palestinian territory, including East Jerusalem,” on Tuesday. South Africa, which is leading a separate case in the
All EU countries except Hungary joined a call Monday for an “immediate humanitarian pause” in the Gaza war, foreign policy chief Josep Borrell said. The European Union has struggled for a united response on Israel’s
JERUSALEM – Even as Israeli forces continue to battle Hamas terrorists inside the Gaza Strip, tensions appear to be rising on Israel’s northern border as the Iranian-backed Shiite terrorist group Hezbollah in Lebanon ramped up
Israel is applying an even more extreme version of apartheid in the Palestinian territories than experienced in South Africa before 1994, Pretoria told the world’s top court on Tuesday. “We as South Africans sense, see,
The United States has confirmed any future Palestinian state will be demilitarized. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, in past statements when seemingly accepting a Palestinian state eventually, has always insisted any future state be demilitarized.
US president Joe Biden pushing for United Nations vote calling for a temporary ceasefire over fears for Palestinian citizens The US said on Monday night that Israel’s planned invasion of Rafah “should not proceed under
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Saturday dismissed the idea of holding early elections, while thousands of Israelis gathered in Tel Aviv for an anti-government protest. Netanyahu has seen his popularity plummet in opinion polls since
Norway has agreed to assist in the transfer of frozen tax funds earmarked for the Palestinian Authority (PA) that were collected by Israel, the Norwegian government said on Sunday, providing vital funding to the Western-backed
Lawmakers from Israel's religious-nationalist coalition failed on Monday to gain enough votes in parliament to expel a far-left colleague over his support for an International Court of Justice (ICJ) case accusing the country of genocide
