From Gaza to the Golan Heights: Colombia’s U-Turn on Israel

From Gaza to the Golan Heights: Colombia’s U-Turn on Israel

This Colombian shift in its relations with the occupying pwer, along with the near-total submission that accompanied it to the Israeli agenda, can be read as a return to the traditional course of relations between the two countries, rather than...

عماد عنان Emad Anan 17 August ,2026

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A Thousand Roads to Mecca

We retrace the footsteps of pilgrims as they immortalized them in their own accounts—across different eras, cultures, and backgrounds. Each carries a story uniquely their own, yet all converge in a single defining moment: arriving at the Sacred House in Mecca.

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Civilian Colonization

We trace the concealed origins of the pillars of the colonial project in Palestine, examining in each installment the aims behind the creation of a new component within this system, the pivotal roles it played before the Nakba, and how it later evolved into government institutions that continue to carry out their colonial functions to this day.

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Gateways of Influence

By controlling trade routes and strategic corridors, major powers seek to secure political, economic, and military advantages. In recent years, several high-profile initiatives have emerged in this arena, including the Belt and Road Initiative, the India–Middle East–Europe Economic Corridor, and Iraq’s Development Road. “Gateways of Influence” is a special dossier that examines the most significant of these corridors, their strategic importance to the principal actors involved, their implications for rival powers, and their impact on both global trade flows and the geopolitical landscape.

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Haaretz and its Sisters

This file traces the evolution of Israeli journalism since its inception and its deep-rooted ties to the military establishment. It highlights its role in shaping political narratives and perceptions, as well as its influence on Arab and Western public opinion throughout decades of wars, Intifadas, and alliances

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Israel's Repressive Apparatus

In this dossier, “Israel's Repressive Apparatus,” we examine the Israeli special units that operate at the forefront of security operations in the occupied Palestinian territories. Focusing on formations such as Yamam, Duvdevan, Egoz, and Yassam, the dossier traces their roles in arrests, raids, assassinations, and home demolitions, while assessing their place within Israel’s broader security apparatus.

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Keys to New York

This dossier examines the implications of Mamdani’s victory for immigration and religious freedom, and delves into the position of the Jewish community within this political shift, revealing internal fractures shaped by competing religious loyalties and intellectual and political affiliations. It concludes by assessing the political battle awaiting Mamdani in his confrontation with Trump, amid a deeply polarized climate that is likely to turn his tenure into an open clash between two competing visions for the city’s future.

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What do we know about the "Kurdish corridor" into Iran?

An Israeli plan drawn up during the 2026 war hinged on turning the Iraqi-Iranian border into an entry point for a ground front in northwestern...

How does Israeli propaganda creep into AI answers about Gaza?

How does Israeli propaganda creep into AI answers about Gaza?

A propaganda apparatus linked to the Israeli occupation government is working to move the battle over the Gaza narrative into a new arena: the sources...

Yemen deputy FM: No guarantees, no peace with Houthis 17 August ,2026

Yemen deputy FM: No guarantees, no peace with Houthis

From Gaza to the Golan Heights: Colombia’s U-Turn on Israel 17 August ,2026

From Gaza to the Golan Heights: Colombia’s U-Turn on Israel

From Yugoslavia to Syria and Gaza: A conversation with Natasa Kandic on documentation and justice after war 12 August ,2026

From Yugoslavia to Syria and Gaza: A conversation with Natasa Kandic on documentation and justice after war

At the sea’s edge: Satellite images show tents for displaced Palestinians crowding Gaza’s coast 10 August ,2026

At the sea’s edge: Satellite images show tents for displaced Palestinians crowding Gaza’s coast

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Yemen deputy FM: No guarantees, no peace with Houthis

Yemen deputy FM: No guarantees, no peace with Houthis

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In an interview with Noon Post, Yemeni Deputy Foreign Minister Mustafa Noman said Marib represents an obstacle to the Houthis, while Hadramout’s demands require fair treatment, stressing that internal unity and strict guarantees are essential conditions for any sustainable peace in Yemen in the future.

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Palestinian Energy Authority to NoonPost: "Israel is laying infrastructure for settlement expansion through gas"

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"Red Sea security is tied to Yemen’s stability": Interview with Ambassador Gabriel Munuera Viñals

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"Hebron is the laboratory of control Israel is extending across the West Bank": Interview with Issa Amro

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"Settlements are hemming Palestinians into narrow enclaves": Interview with researcher Khalil Shaheen

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From fields to electricity: How is Egypt dealing with gas supply disruptions?

From fields to electricity: How is Egypt dealing with gas supply disruptions?

The Damietta incident has intensified the pressures the war has placed on Egypt’s gas sector, as the crisis has moved beyond a soaring import bill and disrupted regional supplies to hit one of the facilities Egypt relies on to receive,...

Four maps beneath the surface: Where is Egypt searching for oil and gas? 28 July ,2026

Four maps beneath the surface: Where is Egypt searching for oil and gas?

Alabbar’s state on the coast: How did Emaar wrest the sea from Egyptians? 28 July ,2026

Alabbar’s state on the coast: How did Emaar wrest the sea from Egyptians?

Bab el-Mandeb under threat: How can Saudi tankers escape the Red Sea trap? 23 July ,2026

Bab el-Mandeb under threat: How can Saudi tankers escape the Red Sea trap?

The economy of two sister nations: Syria and Lebanon reorder their interests 23 July ,2026

The economy of two sister nations: Syria and Lebanon reorder their interests

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Turkish Cyprus: between Greek extremism and efforts to preserve identity

Turkish Cyprus: between Greek extremism and efforts to preserve identity

As the Muslim majority, Turkish Cypriots have faced successive waves of racism and abuse rooted in a long religious-historical conflict since the Ottomans left and Muslims came to control the north. It began in December 1963 in what became known...

Syria’s nationality law before the new parliament: Is it time for reform? 30 July ,2026

Syria’s nationality law before the new parliament: Is it time for reform?

Muslims in the Netherlands: political and economic presence and strong integration 30 July ,2026

Muslims in the Netherlands: political and economic presence and strong integration

Belgium’s Muslims: the most integrated minority despite the far right lying in wait 29 July ,2026

Belgium’s Muslims: the most integrated minority despite the far right lying in wait

Muslims in Greece: Victims of a historical complex and persecution 28 July ,2026

Muslims in Greece: Victims of a historical complex and persecution

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Amid the rubble and graveyards, Gaza’s children are forced into work to support their families

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A temporary reprieve: Taiz residents live between the walls of an open war

up-arrow icon A temporary reprieve: Taiz residents live between the walls of an open war

Psychological Treatment in Gaza: A Bid for Survival Amid Ruin and Heavy Burdens

up-arrow icon Psychological Treatment in Gaza: A Bid for Survival Amid Ruin and Heavy Burdens

How Are War-Torn Tents Haunting Yemenis in Marib?

up-arrow icon How Are War-Torn Tents Haunting Yemenis in Marib?

Generations at Risk of Regression.. What Has the War of Extermination Done to the Special Education Sector?

up-arrow icon Generations at Risk of Regression.. What Has the War of Extermination Done to the Special Education Sector?

A Silent Battle: Cancer Patients in Syria and the Deepening Treatment Crisis

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up-arrow iconWhat do we know about the "Kurdish corridor" into Iran?

An Israeli plan drawn up during the 2026 war hinged on turning the Iraqi-Iranian border into an entry point for a ground front in northwestern Iran, led by armed Iranian Kurdish groups that have been based for years in Iraq’s...

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