Israel’s Iron Wall operation has displaced tens of thousands in the West Bank
Almost 1,900 incidents of violence by Israeli settlers in the occupied territory have been logged, says UN body
‘Dominoes to foreign interests’: a Christian town on the Lebanon-Israel border
Unlike much of southern Lebanon, Rmeish escaped the recent war relatively unscathed
Netanyahu vows to destroy Hamas following Israeli air strikes that killed more than 400 in Gaza
Israeli prime minister says he ordered strikes because Hamas rejected proposals to secure extension to first phase of ceasefire deal that began in January
In a bunker with a woman battlefield commander in Syria: ‘To be under the control of a patriarchal husband? I prefer to be here’
Battle-hardened officer lives like a soldier ready for action to safeguard ‘the people’
Camp Shamrock, Lebanon: ‘There was a lot of pressure put on us by the Israelis to withdraw from our locations’
Having come under extreme pressure on the front line of the recent war between Israel and Hizbullah, Irish Unifil soldiers far from home are getting on with the job of peacekeeping
Hebrew graffiti and a mass funeral in a Lebanese village on the Israeli border
Ninety five coffins are brought back to a village marked by Israeli military occupation
Civilians put themselves in firing line between Turkey and northeast Syria
Tishreen Dam, on the Euphrates river, has become a flashpoint in the conflict between the Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces and the Turkish-backed Syrian National Army
‘We’ve become used to being betrayed’: US aid cuts affect camps for people accused of Isis affiliation
Trump spending freeze threatens security arrangements and could make it harder to stop resurgence of Islamic State
‘Privileged and blessed’: Irish citizens post positive coverage of Hizbullah on paid-for trip to Lebanon
Self-described human rights defender Tara Reynor O’Grady and comedian Tadhg Hickey attended the funeral of assassinated Hizbullah leader Hassan Nasrallah
‘Guantánamo on steroids’: Inside a prison for suspected Islamic State members in Syria
During my visit, an administrator says ‘that’s correct’ when I ask if many detainees had died from tuberculosis, and ‘no answer’ when I request the exact figure
Tens of thousands attend funeral of Hizbullah leader Hassan Nasrallah as Israeli jets fly overhead
Flights to Beirut fully booked as thousands arrive from around the world, including Irish 'activists'
Israel refuses to withdraw its forces fully from southern Lebanon as extended ceasefire deadline passes
IDF says it will continue to ‘remain and temporarily control several control points inside southern Lebanon’
Writer Omar El Akkad: ‘There have been so few bright spots in terms of ... national or institutional moral compass. Ireland has been a rare exception’
The US-based Egyptian-Canadian’s new book reads as a break-up letter with a West that has seen a derailment of normalcy
Palestinian booksellers’ arrests by Israeli police prompt outcry
‘Bookseller of Jerusalem’ and his nephew operate famous Educational Bookshop stores in East Jerusalem
‘I hope that one day I can visit my parents’ graves’: new reality for Gazans with ‘life-changing injuries’
A UN Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights report found children aged five-nine accounted for the largest number of dead in Israel’s military onslaught, followed by 10-14 year olds and then babies and children aged 0-four