Nada AlTaher

War-torn country’s interim government faces many challenges after the downfall of Assad regime

Brother of Saudi Arabia's Foreign Minister pushed to install army chief Joseph Aoun as leader

Ahmad Al Shaer says he has struggled to adjust to life since crossing border into Egypt

PA 'waiting for a pretext' to carry out its over month-long siege of Jenin refugee camp, expert says

Health Ministry says destruction of health system is 'death sentence' for thousands of Palestinians

Critics say proposals reflect more Islamic slant and remove references to Assad regime

A month-long raid and clashes with armed fighters in the Jenin refugee camp are testing authorities in the West Bank

Decision comes amid a siege on Jenin by security forces and months after Israel issued a similar order to network

Shatha Al Sabbagh was shot dead near her home in Jenin camp where Palestinian security forces have been carrying out raids

Just days earlier, four other newborns, aged 4 to 21 days, succumbed to low temperatures

From wars and assassinations to regime changes, the region has struggled during a year of turmoil

At least 10 people were killed across the enclave in Israeli attacks on Thursday

Israel expanded West Bank raids on Christmas day, killing at least eight Palestinians in Tulkarm

Abdul Fattah Al Dawleh says Palestinian Authority is cracking down against people facing cases of 'murder, theft and targeting civilian and military institutions'

Amid severe aid and medication shortages, Palestinians maimed in the violence are struggling with harsh realities of life reshaped by disability