Articles
-
1 week ago |
middleeasteye.net | Lubna Masarwa |Joseph A. Massad
Israelis said the initial euphoria over the shock attacks on Iran has given way to fear, after Iranian missiles slammed into central Tel Aviv and other parts of Israel, causing widespread destruction and killing at least three people. Bright orange flashes illuminated the sky over Tel Aviv early on Saturday as Israeli air defence systems appeared to down some of the incoming missiles.
-
2 weeks ago |
middleeasteye.net | Sean Mathews |Joseph A. Massad
The US and Israel altered Israel's F-35 warplanes to extend their range without the need for refuelling or compromising on stealth to help Israel's attack on Iran, Middle East Eye can reveal. The modification is secret, but two US officials speaking to MEE on condition of anonymity confirmed that Israel did not use mid-air refuelling during its Friday attack on Iran or land their warplanes for refuelling at any nearby countries.
-
1 month ago |
middleeasteye.net | Oscar Rickett |Joseph A. Massad
23 May 2025 14:52 BST ago As far back as she can remember, Israeli settler leader Daniella Weiss was a Zionist. “Zionism was the crown of our family talk, our family atmosphere,” the 79-year-old tells Middle East Eye over the phone from her home in Kedumim, a settlement in the northern occupied West Bank. “God gave me pride that I’m Jewish. Love of our homeland. Love of the Bible.
-
1 month ago |
middleeasteye.net | Lubna Masarwa |Huthifa Fayyad |Joseph A. Massad
Israel is poised to move forward with a highly contentious settlement project east of Jerusalem that would effectively divide the occupied West Bank in two, according to Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich. “This is how we effectively kill the Palestinian state,” Smotrich, a far-right minister who also oversees settlement activity and civilian affairs in the West Bank, said during a conference on Tuesday.
-
1 month ago |
middleeasteye.net | Madeline Edwards |Ali Hüseyin Bakir |Joseph A. Massad
Rami lived through more than a decade of war in Syria, yet had never picked up a gun. That all changed this week. Deadly clashes between pro-government fighters and local Druze gunmen ignited on Tuesday, in part over a now-debunked audio clip of a Druze cleric allegedly insulting the Prophet Muhammad. Rami, a 27-year-old Druze activist and former Red Crescent worker, feared his community was in grave danger. He decided to join his friends on the frontline, borrowing one of their weapons.
Try JournoFinder For Free
Search and contact over 1M+ journalist profiles, browse 100M+ articles, and unlock powerful PR tools.
Start Your 7-Day Free Trial →