Latest developments in the Middle East region politically, economically, and security-wise.
The spokesperson for Fatah movement, Munther Al-Hayek, called on Hamas today, Wednesday, to prioritize national interest and work on saving the lives of citizens in the Gaza Strip.
Following the meeting with the American envoy Tom Barrack, Lebanese Parliament Speaker Nabih Berri described it as "good and constructive".
The Israeli newspaper "Maariv" quoted the Israeli Tax Authority as saying that 43,000 compensation claims, 80% of which are related to damages to homes during the war with Iran
Reuters: Highest Alert Declared and Orders Issued to Go to Shelters at Ain al-Asad Air Base in Iraq
Arab Parliament Condemns Israeli Escalation on Syrian and Lebanese Territories
Israeli media revealed Tel Aviv's message to the Syrian government, demanding the deployment of Syrian public security forces in the south instead of the army, which Israel opposes its presence in the region.
Iran rejected accusations from the United States, Britain, and 13 allied countries, including France, Germany, and Canada, of conducting 'assassination and kidnapping' campaigns against opponents and journalists outside its territories, describing these allegations as 'baseless'.
US Special Envoy Steve Witkoff arrived today, Friday, August 1, at a humanitarian aid distribution center in the city of Rafah in the southern Gaza Strip, accompanied by the US Ambassador in Tel Aviv, amidst heavy Israeli security deployment
The French Foreign Minister, Jean-Noël Barou, said today, Thursday, that the aid distribution system supported by the United States and Israel in Gaza has caused 'bloodshed' and must stop.
The Iranian President, Masoud Bazkiaan, warned today, Thursday, of the possibility of dams drying up that supply the capital Tehran with water in the coming months if consumption is not reduced.
Israeli Foreign Minister Gabi Ashkenazi said on Thursday that he instructed the Foreign Ministry staff to send urgent humanitarian aid to the affected areas in Sweida.
Syrian Information Minister Dr. Hamza Mustafa affirmed that Israel does not see the presence of the new Syria positively; rather, it wants to divide it and keep it unstable.