The Prime Minister of Ireland emphasized that the European Union has lost confidence in itself because it could not take a firm and unified position on the events in the Gaza Strip.

The Israeli Cabinet of Ministers decided to temporarily open the Kerem Shalom checkpoint for humanitarian aid to Gaza.

By the end of the third month of the Israeli-Palestinian war, Egypt, Lebanon and Jordan may lose 10.3 billion dollars in income.

A digest of the most important news related to the Israeli-Palestinian war on December 15.

Concurrent with Israel's attacks on Gaza, the Ben Gurion Canal project, first proposed as an alternative to the Suez Canal in the 1960s, became the center of debate. So what exactly is this channel project? When did it appear? Is it feasible?

Human rights groups have sued the Netherlands for complicity in the war over its supply of spare parts for Israel's F-35 jets.

After the Houthis targeted ships connected to Israel in the Red Sea, the Tel Aviv administration ordered its ports to hide their work schedules from the Internet.

It has been 69 days since Israel launched a large-scale offensive in Gaza. A digest of the most important news from this war on Thursday, December 14.

Since October 7, when the Israeli-Palestinian conflict escalated, 3,714 students have died and 5,700 have been injured in the Gaza Strip and the occupied West Bank.

Iran's Defense Minister criticized the US plan to create an international group to protect ships in the Red Sea, saying that if it is done, it will face serious problems.