Civil War
Damascus struggles to assert control in southern Syria amid ISIS threat, Druze tensions - analysis
Southern Syria is particularly complex for several reasons. One reason is the continued Israeli raids along the border.
Yemen’s government needs weapons, but they can’t come from the US or Israel, expert tells 'Post'
Ethiopian-Eritrean fighting raises fears of wider war as Egypt builds Red Sea alliance - analysis
Yemen displacement surges past 200,000 following fresh Houthi offensive, UN migration body warns
Paramilitary force pushes east in new escalation of Sudan's war
The Rapid Support Forces is now centering its efforts on Kordofan after violently securing its grip on Darfur and displacing tens of thousands in early November.
Over 1,850 civilians killed in Sudan's North Darfur since January
Over 1,850 civilians have been killed in Sudan's North Darfur since January, with the true toll likely higher due to restricted access amid the ongoing conflict.
'The Jewish South': Comfort and discomfort of southern Jewry - review
Most pioneering is her description of the Jews’ participation in the Confederate government and army, pinpointing by name the Jewish “rebels” serving in the army.
Houthis arrest over 1,000 Yemenis for celebrating 1962 revolution in past two years - rights org.
Rights group says Iran-backed Houthi terrorists detained 1,063 people and raided 123 homes for marking the 1962 revolution in 2024-2025, with families left unaware of detainees’ whereabouts.
To prevent civil war, Lebanese gov't compromising by not disarming Hezbollah, expert says
"Hezbollah and Amal, the two major Shi'ite movements in the country, are telling the Lebanese president and prime minister: forget the government's decision regarding Hezbollah's disarmament."
Hezbollah defies disarmament push as Israel maintains border buffer
BEHIND THE LINES: Lebanon's government faces mounting challenges in its faux attempt to dismantle Hezbollah's weapons, with no signs of real progress on the horizon.
Sudan’s army chief appoints new prime minister as civil war rages on
Sudan has named its first prime minister since its civil war erupted, as fighting with RSF continues on.
Syria weighs currency overhaul as pound hits new lows
Syria may revamp its currency, but experts warn reforms are needed to restore stability.
Ghosts of Year Zero: The Khmer Rouge, Phnom Penh and the Killing Fields
When the Khmer Rouge seized power, they declared it the start of “Year Zero”—a chilling decree that symbolized the erasure of everything that had come before.
Israeli public divided on government obeying High Court's Shin Bet ruling
A survey shows most Israelis support the High Court's ruling on Ronen Bar's dismissal. The Left and Center back the decision, while the Right opposes it.
