Lee Keath

Gaza has long been a tiny place for little exit for Palestinians. Now it has endured the most intense destruction the world has seen for decades under Israel’s onslaught ⁦⁦@seldeeb⁩ follows 4 Palestinians trying to survive as their world shrinks. https://t.co/yZKlJZ1IeJ

A powerful story that gives a vivid picture of one front in Ukraine's slow, bloody counter-offensive. Amazing reporting and beautiful writing by @mstyslav9 and @lhinnant https://t.co/xYrj4IupMf

A different way to see Afghanistan today: @AP's @AbdRodrigo took photos across the country with a traditional Afghan "box camera." In the vintage-style images, the past seems to seep over the present. with @ElenaBec @BramJanssen https://t.co/7JWxT0N6cI

With photos by Amr Nabil. UNESCO, which has been largely silent over the demolitions, is holding a conference in Riyadh this week, with the cemeteries on the agenda.

The Associated Press @AP

"A very sacred space": Preservationists say highway construction by the Egyptian government threatens to destroy Cairo's City of the Dead, a vast historic cemetery that has been in use for more than 1,000 years. By @LKeath and @sammymagdy. https://t.co/9wdUW8gJb5

Afghan women athletes have been barred from their sports and have faced direct intimidation from the Taliban. A group of them posed for stunning portraits by @EbrahimNoroozi1 with the equipment of the sports they love, with their identities hidden. https://t.co/YkdBZ54eO3

World Cup: Palestinians adore the Moroccan team despite Rabat's ties with Israel. So do Algerians, even as their state media denies the existence of Morocco's wins. It's a rare moment when the Arab public's voice roars louder than their governments'. https://t.co/YODv07bOC4

Climate change and the lack of political agreement between Iraq and Turkey are killing Iraq's iconic marshlands. Herders watch their buffalo die, poisoned by salty water. Large stretches are growing dessicated. By @samya_kullab. Photos by Anmar Khalil https://t.co/MkyUed9vKu

Great reporting by @samya_kullab: how politics+ climate change threaten the Tigris-Euphrates. As the rivers dry up, Turkey and Iraq are unable to cooperate in rescuing their own lifelines. Frightening images of the shriveling rivers. https://t.co/cop0YM9fGI

RT @WhiteLOmega: @ask_aubry He did. He showed how trash he is and that she should leave him.

As a world comes to attend climate conference in Egypt, its best known jailed activist, imprisoned for a protest he did not participate in, will step up a hunger strike for his release. @alaa https://t.co/kIWzKHeZNM

Mada Masr مدى مصر @MadaMasr

Over a dozen Nobel laureates have published an open letter calling for the release of thousands of political prisoners in Egypt in the run up to and during next week’s international climate conference. (1/2) https://t.co/6u352SvfhI

Women's soccer has long languished in the Mideast, which is hosting the men's World Cup this month. But in some places, attempts are being made to promote women's teams _ and women and girls are responding with enthusiasm. With @OmarAkour https://t.co/gvsNPCvZ7f