What do Israel’s attacks on peacekeepers mean for UNIFIL?

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Why Iranians are taking to Tehran's streets during war

As bombs hit cities across Iran, thousands take to the streets in defiance. From Tehran University to the protests in the capital, how Iranians are responding to US and Israeli attacks, and what it reveals about the next generation’s view of the world. In this episode: Foad Izadi ...  Afficher plus

What the Iran war looks like from the occupied West Bank

As the Iran war continues, attention is fixed on missiles flying across the region. But in the occupied West Bank, missile shrapnel falls on Palestinian towns while deadly settler attacks, Israeli military raids and strict limits on daily life continue. With the world looking els ...  Afficher plus

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Violence is building in Lebanon as the war is Gaza spills over multiple fronts. Over the weekend Israeli strikes killed several high-ranking Hezbollah leaders, while also injuring and killing many Lebanese civilians. Governments around the world are calling for ceasefire, with Au ...  Afficher plus

Everything you need to know about the Gaza ceasefire deal
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After 15 months of violence and bloodshed, a ceasefire deal between Hamas and Israel has finally been reached. While there have been celebrations in the streets of both Gaza and Tel Aviv, the road to peace in the region will be long and is far from guaranteed. So, what happens no ...  Afficher plus

What does Lebanon's new government mean for Hezbollah?
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