al-Qaida

Israel quick to exploit Manchester bombing

Ali Abunimah 23 May 2017

Netanyahu uses bloodshed in Britain to score points against Palestinian Authority Read more about Israel quick to exploit Manchester bombing

Rania Khalek 29 August 2016

While speaking to other media, Jabhat Fateh al-Sham turns down EI interview request. Read more about The questions al-Qaida's rebranded Syria affiliate won't answer

Rania Khalek 18 September 2015

Europe’s attitude to refugees is being compared to Israel’s policies on “security” by senior diplomats. Read more about Israeli leaders delight in Europe's cruelty toward refugees

Rania Khalek 16 June 2015

Few Western journalists have dared to ask why Israel is supporting Jabhat al-Nusra. Read more about Why has Israel embraced al-Qaida's branch in Syria?

Moe Ali Nayel Beirut 18 December 2014

Allegations that Ein al-Hilwe camp is sheltering Lebanese Islamist extremists are baseless, say Palestinians. Read more about Palestinians in Lebanon push back against media incitement

Asa Winstanley 15 February 2014

Rebel and regime crimes against Palestinians in Syria detailed in latest edition of the Journal of Palestine Studies. Read more about Syria rebels and regime share blame for Yarmouk catastrophe

Asa Winstanley 5 December 2013

Abdel Bari Atwan was forced out of al-Quds al-Arabi after 25 years, but is bouncing back with a new online media project which launched in September. Read more about Gulf states and Israel won't silence me: journalist Abdel Bari Atwan

Sarah Irving 19 August 2013

Maureen Clare Murphy 18 April 2012

Nancy Murray, education director of the ACLU of Massachusetts, explains why she believes a “Muslim exception” is being carved out of the First Amendment, how a juror came to Tarek Mehanna’s sentencing hearing last week to ask the judge for mercy, and why Mehanna’s case has wide-reaching implications. Read more about "You will be punished if you don't become an informant": ACLU's Nancy Murray on Tarek Mehanna case