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Broken but not destroyed, Palestinian Hamas fights on

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PALESTINIANS

Hamas has suffered significant losses of leadership, personnel, infrastructure and capabilities. The group was also dealt a symbolic blow with the assassination of Ismail Haniyeh…

Turkey to keep backing Hamas despite Abbas visit

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TURKEY

The visit follows the assassination of Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh, an Erdogan ally, in Tehran on July 31. It raises the possibility that Erdogan might draw closer to the PA in…

Malaysia’s Anwar faces rising pressure over key plan

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MALAYSIA

The opposition has highlighted BlackRock’s ties to Israel. The row comes at a time when Anwar -- a staunch supporter of the Palestinian cause and Hamas in particular -- is looking…

Israel's Gaza war may shift to low-intensity fighting

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ISRAEL

He said that Israel’s military pressure will help advance the hostage deal. Meanwhile, the confrontation with Lebanon's Hezbollah persists, with Israel also yesterday killing an…

Outlook for a Palestinian unity government may be dim

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PALESTINIANS

PALESTINIANS: Outlook for unity government may be dim

UK leader will keep trying to balance Israel policy

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UNITED KINGDOM

He said this was based on concerns that the relevant weapons could be used to violate human rights in Gaza. The decision to impose a partial ban has been criticised by Muslim…

US Democrats face Gaza protests at national convention

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UNITED STATES

The situation in Gaza and tensions with Iran have made the Middle East a central foreign policy issue in the presidential election. Vice President Kamala Harris is seeking to…

Security risk will rise further across the Middle East

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MIDDLE EAST

MIDDLE EAST: Security risk will rise further

Europe will remain divided over Palestinian statehood

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EUROPE

All four countries have expressed hope that their announcements will encourage other European countries to follow suit. Malta is reportedly considering granting recognition of…

Turkey will continue to police social media

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TURKEY

TURKEY: Ankara will continue to police social media