When the shockwaves of October 7 hit Israel, the world was stunned—and so was the country itself. Experts say this wasn’t just a failure in...
UAE’s Foreign Policy Shift: Mirroring Tel Aviv, Leaving Arab Concerns Behind
The United Arab Emirates has quietly shifted its stance on key Middle Eastern issues, aligning itself more with Israeli priorities than traditional Arab concerns. From...
Art Garfunkel Set to Perform with Israeli Star Aviv Geffen in Tel Aviv This May
Art Garfunkel, the legendary voice behind Simon & Garfunkel, is making a heartfelt return to Israel. At 83, the singer plans to join Israeli rocker...
Egypt Unveils $1.5 Billion Treasury Bills in Ambitious Auction Move
The Central Bank of Egypt took a big step on Sunday, May 18, issuing treasury bills totaling EGP 75 billion ($1.5 billion) in two separate...
Egypt Pushes Hard for Immediate Gaza Ceasefire Amid Intensifying Middle East Tensions
Egypt’s President Abdel-Fattah al-Sisi has stepped up his calls for an immediate ceasefire in Gaza, urging swift humanitarian aid access to the war-torn territory. His...
Egypt Scrambles for Affordable Oil and LNG Amid Worsening Energy Crisis
Egypt is grappling with a fresh surge in natural gas shortages just as the summer heat waves push electricity demand to record highs. With temperatures...
Nigeria Beat Egypt on Penalties to Clinch U20 AFCON Bronze
Flying Eagles find redemption in Cairo shootout as Young Pharaohs falter Nigeria’s U20 team, the Flying Eagles, walked off the June 30 Stadium pitch in...
Egypt Tried to Silence Her. Now Dalia Ziada Won’t Stop Speaking Out
Dalia Ziada’s path from Cairo activist to international exile reads like something out of a political thriller — only this isn’t fiction. It’s her life....
Trump Defends Skipping Israel Stop, Insists Gulf Trip Strengthens Jewish State’s Security
US President Donald Trump brushed off criticism over bypassing Israel on his Middle East trip, insisting from Air Force One that his meetings in Riyadh...
Yemen Threatens More Missile Strikes on Tel Aviv Airport as Gaza War Rages On
Yemen’s Houthi-led forces are ramping up their threats against Israel, warning that Tel Aviv’s main airport could face more missile attacks if the assault on...
Egypt’s Vanishing Donkeys Spark Black Market Worries and Public Health Concerns
Egypt’s donkey population has taken a nosedive in recent decades, falling from about 3 million in the 1990s to less than 1 million today. What’s...
SAT Test Returns to Egypt as College Board and Cairo Strike Deal
The SAT is back in Egypt. After a long pause, students once again have a shot at applying to U.S. universities with one of the...
Strong Offshore Earthquake Felt in Cairo and Alexandria
A strong earthquake measuring 6.4 on the Richter scale struck the Mediterranean Sea early Wednesday morning, sending tremors through parts of Egypt, including Cairo and...
Israel’s Museums Swing Open Their Doors for Free, Drawing Thousands on International Museum Day
Free admission, big crowds, and a renewed cultural buzz—Israel’s museums are bracing for a record turnout this International Museum Day. Once a quiet day marked...
Yemen’s Missile Reaches Tel Aviv Airport Area, Triggers Mass Panic and Flight Halts
A ballistic missile launched by Yemen’s Ansarullah movement rattled Israel’s airspace Tuesday, landing near Ben Gurion Airport. Panic surged, flights paused, and a million Israelis...
Hamas Sees Opportunity in Trump-Netanyahu Tensions After Hostage Gesture
A quiet but strategic overture from Hamas—a move framed as a "goodwill gesture"—has stirred ripples far beyond Gaza. As former U.S. President Donald Trump prepares...