Middle East
Israeli hostages, Palestinians released as part of Gaza ceasefire deal
The deal marks a major development in the Israel-Hamas conflict.
OPINION: A voice from the Middle East in uncertain times
How the Middle East is repeatedly perceived as a pawn in foreign interest wars.
From Iran to Israel: How GPS jamming affects civilians across the Middle East
During military conflict, people across the Arab world are finding their locations scattered across the region — but this isn’t the first time.
Trump, Saudi Arabia and a transactional approach to diplomacy
Annenberg Media spoke with an expert in comparative and Middle East politics to understand the dynamics of the relationship between the two countries.
President Trump’s AI-generated Gaza video sparks debate
Donald Trump’s AI-generated resort vision draws backlash with a depiction of a transformed Gaza.
OPINION: We promised never to forget
Op-Ed -- American Jews must denounce Trump’s reckless approach towards Gaza.
‘No Other Land’ is nominated for an Oscar, but that’s not why you should watch it
Basel Adra, Yuval Abraham, Rachel Szor and Hamdan Ballal’s documentary covers a facet of the ongoing Israel-Palestine conflict.
OPINION: The weight of resilience: balancing a world torn between peace and war
What is Lebanese resilience? It is in this very contemplation that I look at the essence of the Lebanese people, the weight of living abroad and the unshakable pride that comes with my heritage.
What does Hezbollah leader Nasrallah’s death mean for some Lebanese Armenians in Lebanon?
The death of Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah in Israel’s airstrikes late last month raises uncertainties for the Lebanese Armenian community amid a potential power vacuum.
