Cairo in talks with Tripoli over Turkish maritime boundary deal, Egyptian FM says
The agreement, signed in 2019 by the Tripoli-based, internationally recognized Libyan government, was approved last month by the eastern Libyan parliament, the House of Representatives.
Syrian Alawites accuse aid organizations of diverting UN assistance to militias
Photos of armed gangs patrolling UN aid distribution points and posts by SARC aid workers supporting the massacre of ethnic and religious minorities in Syria were shared with the Post.
US, Iran more likely to reach deal to end war than two months ago, ex-Mossad official tells 'Post'
Shine, a former Mossad division head, stressed that negotiations could still fall through if the US refused to bend on giving Iran the right to uranium enrichment or if personal egos got in the way.
Iran seals restaurants over allegations businesses ‘failed to observe Islamic norms’
Three cafés in Birjand were sealed for failing to observe Islamic principles, according to the Islamic Revolution Guard Corps (IRGC)-affiliated Tasnim News Agency.
Tensions flare between Hamas, Fatah less than a month after Palestinian unity talks
Hamas accuses the PA of rearresting released terrorists, while Fatah accuses Hamas of preventing humanitarian operations for Gazans.
Outrage over Nablus Halloween party sees Palestinian governor shut down cafe
According to the independent Palestinian SWA News Agency, Daghlas established an investigative committee to look into the cafe and ordered its temporary closure to preserve public peace.
Emirati charity linked to Mohammed Dahlan arranges mass wedding for 250 Gazan couples
Around 250 Palestinian couples wed at a UAE-backed ceremony in Gaza, where exiled Fatah figure Mohammed Dahlan urged Palestinian leadership reform.
Former Houthi prisoner tells ‘Post’ of being trapped among the dead for months by terror group
It felt like living in an open-air prison. I was not even free to meet my friends, former classmates, or colleagues from work,” said Ezzadin al-Awadhi.
PA temporarily bars Arab Israelis from land transactions after settlers buy homes near Jericho
The temporary measure marks one of the first instances in which the Palestinian Authority has formally distinguished Arab Israelis from Palestinians living under its jurisdiction.
‘They had him crucified’: Christian convert faces torture, execution in Egypt for leaving Islam
“He was tortured. They attempted to remove his cross tattoo and brought him Islamic religious figures. They had him crucified the whole time he was there," his fiancee, Sophia told the 'Post.'
