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Democrats Say No to Arming Israel: Are the American Winds Beginning to Shift?

A fierce battle is raging in Congress over the United States’ role in Israel’s campaign of mass killing in the Gaza Strip—a battle in which a small number of Democratic and independent lawmakers, known for their support of the Palestinian...

Hiba Birat Hiba Birat

What Does Microsoft Have to Do With Starving Gaza?

Although Israel is the direct perpetrator of the ongoing massacre in the Gaza Strip—through relentless bombardment, systematic killing, and starvation—the culpability does not end there. Beyond the generous U.S. and Western support that shields these crimes, major corporations are either...

Maram Musa Maram Musa

Islamists and Perpetual Imprisonment Under Sisi: Why?

“I, along with dozens of others in Sector 2 of Badr 3 Prison, have begun a full and open-ended hunger strike as of July 1, 2025, in protest against the inhumane conditions we are subjected to. I do not know...

Ahmed Seif EL-Nasr Ahmed Seif EL-Nasr

Sectarian Disinformation: How Truth Is Lost in the New Syria

In post-Assad Syria, the battles have shifted to the digital realm, where social media platforms have become new arenas for fueling sectarian divisions and stoking communal violence. With every security flare-up or political upheaval, a flood of fake news and...

Maram Musa Maram Musa

Europe’s Recognition of Palestine: Symbol or Shield?

The international political stage is currently witnessing a surge of diplomatic activity, driven by accelerated European moves toward recognizing the State of Palestine. Around 15 European countries—including France, the United Kingdom, Canada, Norway, Portugal, and Spain—have announced their intention to...

Emad Anan Emad Anan

Torture and Death in Custody: Will It Awaken the Egyptian Street?

On July 27, violent clashes erupted between residents of Belqas, a town in Egypt’s Dakahlia Governorate, and the police, following the death of 21-year-old Ayman Sabry while in police custody. The protests took place outside the Belqas courthouse, where locals...

Ahmed Abdelhalim Ahmed Abdelhalim

Iraq’s Armed Groups Stir Debate Once More

As U.S. pressure mounts to block the passage of the Popular Mobilization Forces (PMF) law currently under discussion in Iraq’s parliament, Prime Minister Mohammed Shia al-Sudani has spoken publicly of government efforts to consolidate control over all weapons under state...

Noon Post Noon Post

Another Face of Genocide: Gaza’s Medicine Siege

While images of famine in Gaza have become the most visible symbol of the deadly blockade imposed by Israeli authorities for years, tightened further by the ongoing genocidal war and reaching its peak with the total closure of crossings in...

Ahmad Tanani Ahmad Tanani

Gaza’s Expectant Mothers Face Hunger, Fear, and Bombs

In Gaza, where life teeters on the edge of catastrophe, a harrowing humanitarian tragedy unfolds through the voices of pregnant women battling hunger and illness. With fragile lives growing inside them, they endure a relentless nightmare—bodies worn down by siege...

Samah shaheen Samah shaheen

Assassinating the Witnesses: Why Is Israel Targeting Gaza’s Doctors?

American historian Alfred Crosby reminds us that wars are not won solely through conventional weapons, advanced technology, or military strategies. Other factors—often underestimated—can be equally, if not more, decisive in the long run than bullets, bombs, or missiles.Crosby, who held...

Emad Anan Emad Anan