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Israel draws Twitter ire after victim-blaming medic's death
Israel's tasteless tweet blaming Razan al-Najjar for her own death as a 'Hamas human shield' has attracted the ire of social media users.
Middle East remembers celebrity chef Anthony Bourdain
People across the Middle East remembered the celebrity chef Anthony Bourdain this weekend, a man who traveled extensively across the region and ...
Saudi Arabia's model-less 'ghost fashion show' ridiculed online
Who needs models when you've got... drones? Model-less Saudi fashion show causes an online stir for replacing female flesh with flying robots.
Dear France, not all migrants can be 'Spiderman'
Aid workers helping people like Gassama also view Macron's gesture as a PR stunt that does not address tens of thousands more like him, writes Adama Manu.
'Stop protecting sexual abusers' demand Algerian women
Algerian women have rallied behind a fitness blogger whose sexual harassment complaint to police failed to spark action against her abuser.
Ramadan series: In Islam women are exempt from fasting during their periods in order to preserve and maintain their health, so why the guilt, asks Sami Rahman.
First-ever sighting of blue whale in Red Sea reported
A rare sighting of the world's largest mammal has prompted Egyptian authorities to try and track down the endangered animal.
Vogue slammed for false celebration of Saudi 'reforms'
Saudi women have taken to Twitter to slam Vogue for featuring a glamorous princess on its cover, but ignoring Riyadh's recent jailing of a ...
A lesson on overindulgence during Ramadan
Ramadan series: Having a healthy discussion about food and the perils of overindulgence during the holy month, both physically and spiritually, is important, writes Salma Ibrahim.
Footballer Mousa al-Taamari signs for APOEL Nicosia
'The Jordanian Salah' is one of the hottest prospects in Middle Eastern football.
Eight times Arab football teams wowed the World Cup
The World Cup moments no Middle Eastern football fan will ever forget.
Egypt awaiting return of ancient artefacts seized in Italy
Egypt's Antiquities Ministry has said that historical artefacts seized in Italy will be returned home once Italian police conclude their ...
Is Muslim posterboy Salah fasting for football final?
'I need you at the top of your game': News that Liverpool's beloved Mohamed Salah may break his fast ahead of Saturday's potentially ...
Archaeologists unearth 'huge' Greco-Roman-era building in northern Egypt
Parts of a huge Greco-Roman-era building have been discovered at a dig site where several artefacts have been recently unearthed.
Egyptian TV series causes outrage among Copts
Egyptians have responded in outrage after a Ramadan series showed a man disguised as a priest committing fraud and smoking.
Shots fired! Iran's top five fiercest Trump put-downs
As a war of words between Iran and the US intensifies, we count down the five cattiest - and sometimes creative - comebacks by Tehran.
Why my friends are breaching Gaza's separation fence
For most Gazans the separation line perfectly embodies Israeli oppression and the hardship living in what a former British prime minister called 'an open-air prison', writes Muhammad Shehada.
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