As residents of the village prepare for demolition, one man reflects on Israel’s attempt to destroy the possibility of a Palestinian state

Netanyahu’s would-be successors are out to prove their security credentials, seeing who can outrival whom in the ferocity of their hatred for Hamas

Key regional actors suddenly realise the need to become a counter weight to growing Iranian and Turkish control over affairs in the Levant

The lack of a unified, representative Palestinian leadership, pursuing a path of strategic resistance to Israeli occupation, is part of what makes such increasingly public steps toward normalisation possible

Iranian leaders have been eagerly watching Saudi Arabia grapple with the fallout from the journalist's murder. However, any attempt to profit from the situation would be foolish and counterproductive

From decimated fish and wildlife stocks in the Red Sea to declining water resources in Iraq, myriad environmental issues plague the region

Decisions taken in London and Paris during and immediately after the global conflict are continuing to have momentous consequences in the Middle East region