Dispatches: Iraq – The Betrayal

Peter Oborne accompanies the UK Foreign Secretary, David Miliband, as he travels across Iraq, meeting the main players who will determine the future of the country; from the US Commanding

The Gaza siege claims its 115th victim

Two more Palestinian patients died in the Gaza Strip as a result of being denied travel out of the Gaza Strip to seek medical treatment which is not available Gaza,

Hebrew sources: IOF troops train for possible Gaza invasion

Hebrew media outlets have unveiled on Friday that the Israeli occupation army concluded large-scale military exercises in preparation for possible full-scale military invasion to control the tiny Gaza Strip.

WITNESS-Chased through the Nile Delta by a blue Peugeot

It was hovering close to the tail of the Reuters Jeep I was riding in to head out of Egypt’s Nile Delta after a surreal day of covering the Muslim

Israeli army carries out ethnic cleansing near Hebron for settlement expansion

Israeli army bulldozers, backed by soldiers, on Wednesday swooped on four Palestinian hamlets in southern Hebron hills, demolishing 11 homes and structures and rendering dozens of men, women and children

UN’s Assessment of Human Rights Violations in Occupied Palestine

John Dugard is The UN Human Rights Council’s Special Rapporteur on Palestine and a rare public official. In January 2008, he assessed the situation in Occupied Palestine (OPT).

Rachel Corrie’s case for justice

As their plane touched down in Tel Aviv recently, Cindy and Craig Corrie marked five years since their daughter’s death. On March 16, 2003, Rachel Corrie, 23, was crushed to

Egypt’s doctors take on Mubarak

Egypt’s longstanding president, Hosni Mubarak, faces a new challenge to his authority from a wave of strikes and signs of middle-class discontent, including a campaign group led by a woman

No Surrender

"I am the same man and do not alter, it is you who change, since in fact you took my advice while unhurt, and waited for misfortune to repent of

Michigan delegate split debated

The drive for a second Michigan presidential primary drifted toward collapse on Thursday, and a fresh dispute broke out between Barack Obama and Hillary Rodham Clinton over the fate of