Hamas

Corbyn, who entered Parliament in 1983, was long regarded as a fringe figure in British politics.

Who wants to be in Hamas’ shoes? Probably no one in the greater Middle East, where the Palestinian group is trapped between two major blocs who used to have much in common prior to the Arab Spring.

The head of Hamas' Political Bureau rejected the offer, which was apparently made with the knowledge of the British Prime Minister

Absent proactive international pushback and constructive, energetic PA outreach to foreign partners, Hamas might continue to score small but cumulatively significant diplomatic achievements.

As the humanitarian crisis deepens for Palestinians in the West Bank and Gaza, we at Doctors Without Borders are trying to heal their wounds without enabling the occupation.

Suspicions about Blair’s involvement in negotiations with Hamas underlie fears that if the status quo is not altered Gaza could explode again

Hamas is fighting a group that’s even more radical and violent than it is.

The Middle East's New Gold Rush

The rise of the latest manifestation of the Salafi-jihadi camp in Gaza is politically worrying for Hamas.

The Palestinian Succession Crisis