Iraq hosted a regional summit on Saturday supposedly aimed at easing tensions in the Middle East while emphasizing the Arab country’s new role as a mediator. Heads of state attending included Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi, King Abdullah II of Jordan, Qatari Emir Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani and French President Emmanuel Macron.

A ship for oil derivatives is headed to Lebanon from Iran, but its arrival in Lebanon will go beyond improving the conditions of the Lebanese.

As soon as the Governor of the Central Bank, Riad Salameh, committed his “crime” by issuing a decision to lift subsidies from fuel last week, most of the gas stations that were selling fuel to citizens in the villages and towns of Lebanon halted their sale, not because they had run out of fuel, but rather in order to benefit from the quantities purchased at the old price, and sell them based on the prices that were traded after Salemeh’s decision.

Israel was counting on the Lebanese resistance's failure to respond to its 1st raid since 2006, assuming Hezbollah is deterred most notably as a result of the stifling economic crisis in Lebanon; however, the resistance surprised the enemy and fired back with precision.

A year after the explosion that rocked Beirut on August 4, 2020, killing 218 people, injuring more than 7,000 and devastating much of the city, the Lebanese investigation into the blast has yielded no credible results.

The accusations that spy software known as Pegasus may have been used to carry out surveillance on journalists, activists and even kings, presidents and political leaders highlights that surveillance is now for sale.

This program is about tensions in the Palestinian territories over the Israeli regime’s atrocities.