The Beiruter

UN officials express cautious optimism over international pledges to fund Gaza’s $70 billion reconstruction amid warnings of a long, generational recovery after massive destruction.

Nasser al-Qudwa, a longtime Fatah figure and critic of Mahmoud Abbas, has returned from exile to the West Bank amid post-war Gaza planning, positioning himself for a potential leadership role in the strip's future governance.

Egypt plays a pivotal role in Trump’s Gaza plan, balancing regional influence with caution as it helps shape Gaza’s post-war future.

Nearly 2,000 Palestinian prisoners were released, sparking hope and reunion across Gaza, the West Bank, and the diaspora.

The Israel–Hamas peace deal marks a regional shift that may increase pressure on Hezbollah to disarm amid declining Iranian influence and changing political dynamics in Lebanon.

A poignant look at the lasting impact of distant conflicts on a forgotten population, where survival becomes an act of resistance and peace remains a fragile hope.

Crucial Gaza ceasefire talks begin in Sharm el-Sheikh as Hamas, Israel, and the U.S. negotiate a hostage-prisoner exchange under Trump’s 20-point peace plan.

Widespread global protests erupted after Israeli forces intercepted the Global Sumud Flotilla carrying humanitarian aid to Gaza, prompting international condemnation, and diplomatic fallout.

Lebanese nationals Lina Al-Tabbal and Mohammad Al-Qadri were detained by Israeli forces during the interception of the “Global Sumud Flotilla” carrying humanitarian aid to Gaza, as families and rights groups await clarity on the participants’ fate.

A new U.S.-backed plan for Gaza proposes international oversight led by Trump and Blair, excluding Hamas and installing a temporary Palestinian technocratic government.

Doha continues to balance ties with Hamas, Israel, and the West, reaffirming its indispensable place in Middle East negotiations.

Netanyahu heads to the White House as U.S. unveils a 21-point plan to end the Gaza conflict, with talks focusing on hostages, prisoner exchanges, and humanitarian aid.

As the UN General Assembly convenes, Palestinian recognition grows, but entrenched politics and international hesitation keep the two-state solution largely symbolic.

As Israel escalates its offensive in Gaza, the UN finds it guilty of genocide, highlighting a worsening humanitarian crisis.

Qatar’s decade-long balancing act, hosting Hamas while staying close to the U.S., is under strain, forcing it to rethink its role as a Middle East mediator.