In a UN Day message, Erdogan called for a more just and inclusive Security Council, backed the UN80 initiative and renewed Turkey's bid to make Istanbul a UN hub.
Texans linebacker Azeez Al-Shaair wore the name of a Gaza toddler whose mother was killed on Wednesday on his eyeblack at Wembley. The NFL has fined him once this season and threatened to bench him, and the reported fine amounts
GAZA CITY — A week into a ceasefire that has quieted some guns but not the machinery of control, the Israel Palestine conflict sits in a familiar posture, Gaza waiting for the world
Gaza City — Hamas has told mediators it will transfer four more bodies of deceased hostages to Israel on Wednesday, a move that would bring the tally of returned remains to 12
GAZA STRIP — A week into what negotiators call a “first phase,” the ceasefire looks less like leadership and more like damage control. Israeli authorities trumpet a tactical pullback while keeping gates
GAZA — On Day 667 of the Israel Palestine conflict, the war felt, briefly, suspended between ceremony and rubble. In a resort city chosen for optics as much as access, a leaders’
JERUSALEM — On Day 677 of the Israel Palestine conflict, the truce’s survival is being decided not in summit halls but in morgues, border lanes, and fluorescent labs where grief is logged
Gaza — On Day 676 of the conflict, the pause that briefly lowered the temperature of a two-year war now reads less like an ending than a narrow window, opening and shutting
Gaza City — The quiet that people prayed for arrived in fragments, a lull in a long season of alarms, a crowd singing in Tel Aviv as lists moved across desks and
Gaza City — Noon passed and with it a line on the map shifted, not to peace, but to a pause that people in Gaza tried to turn into movement. Families headed north
Havana — At sunrise on Thursday, the broad sweep of the Malecón filled with people and percussion. Thousands of Cubans, students in white guayaberas, workers in factory T-shirts, soldiers in pressed fatigues,
Gaza City — the promise of quiet arrived in whispers before dawn and then, suddenly, as a chorus. In Gaza’s battered neighborhoods, families murmured that the guns might go silent. In Tel Aviv’s
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