March 2021

Iraq's Nasiriyah has been the scene of violent protests recently, but calm has settled over the city with the prime minister's efforts to calm it. Source: Al Monitor Full Article:…

After much controversy and debate, the Cabinet approved for the Health Ministry to start vaccinating 120,000 Palestinian workers on Sunday. Source: Al Monitor Full Article: Israel set to vaccinate 120,000…

In the March 23 elections, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is the clear favorite — but against whom? Source: Al Monitor Full Article: Inconclusive polls: No clear-cut Netanyahu challenger

Lebanon's health ministry Thursday rejected a court order for it to swiftly vaccinate an elderly man against COVID-19, accusing the judge of trying to score points in the media following…

The Israeli government has not explained some key details surrounding the incident and Iran has yet to comment. The spill blackened the shoreline in Israel and Lebanon last month. Source:…

The trip is taking place despite concerns about the pandemic and security. Here’s a brief look at why Francis is visiting Iraq, what the trip will entail and what he…

When start-up investment figures are broken down by city, Israel's tech ecosphere is even more centralized in Tel Aviv than many like to think. Source: Jerusalem Post Full Article: Is…

The two companies, Capsula TAU and Monacotech, both operate largely in the green energy domain. Source: Jerusalem Post Full Article: Monaco, Israeli startup accelerator to collaborate for first time

A senior commander was reportedly among those killed when a military helicopter crashed in Turkey's southeast Bitlis province.. Source: Albawaba Full Article: Nine Turkish soldiers killed in helicopter crash

There are currently about 5,200 National Guard troops around the building. The mission was set to end on March 12. Source: Jerusalem Post Full Article: Capitol police ask National Guard…