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McGurk’s trip comes as Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said once again that he would not meet Hamas’ demands of a withdrawal of Israeli forces in return for the release of hostages

Israel is facing questions over the death toll and the fate of hostages. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has also refused to consider Palestinian statehood, at odds with his allies abroad.

A former National Security Council official has reached a plea deal on hate crime charges after going on racist, anti-Palestinian and Islamophobic rants against a food cart vendor in New York in November.

A former National Security Council official has reached a plea deal on hate crime charges after going on racist, anti-Palestinian and Islamophobic rants against a food cart vendor in New York in November.

Diplomat Arrested In UES Halal Cart Hate Gets Classes Instead Of Jail - Upper East Side, NY - The former State Department official, Stewart Seldowitz, took a plea deal on Wednesday, prosecutors said.

The El Dinder Resistance Committees in Sennar announced that six of its members were released by Military Intelligence on Wednesday, while two remain in

A Palestinian source revealed that Egypt has offered to hold separate talks with Palestinian factions next week to discuss an end to the Gaza conflict and possible post-conflict arrangement.The source told Xinhua news agency that the ...

A top Sudanese general has said the United Arab Emirates is sending supplies to the Rapid Support Forces (RSF), publicly accusing the UAE of involvement in its war with its powerful paramilitary rival for the first time. Army leaders had previously only hinted at interference from unnamed neighbouring countries in the seven-month-old war, which has displaced more than 6 million people and triggered waves of ethnically driven killings in Darfur. "We have information from intelligence, mili...

CAIRO (Reuters) - A top Sudanese general has said the United Arab Emirates is sending supplies to the Rapid Support Forces (RSF), publicly accusing the UAE of involvement in its war with its powerful paramilitary rival for the first time.

A top Sudanese general has said the United Arab Emirates is sending supplies to the Rapid Support Forces (RSF), publicly accusing the UAE of involvement in its war with its powerful paramilitary rival for the first time. Army leaders had previously only hinted at interference from unnamed neighbouring countries in the seven-month-old war, which has displaced more than 6 million people and triggered waves of ethnically driven killings in Darfur. "We have information from intelligence, milita...