Adla Massoud

Questions growing over who will govern the enclave once the Israel-Gaza fighting stops

Gilad Erdan's confrontational style, forged by decades as a Likud political operator, has not gone down so well in New York

UNRWA says enclave is now undergoing a fourth communications blackout and there will be no cross-border operation at Rafah on Friday

Water levels in the Willcox Basin have been receding at an alarming rate, with some areas experiencing annual drops of up to 3 metres

First action from the UN panel since the Israel-Gaza conflict erupted

Kidnappings in Houthi-controlled parts of Yemen are frequent, with tribesman and militants taking hostages to swap for prisoners or cash

Many of UNRWA's 13,000 staff working in Gaza are Palestinian refugees themselves

Lana Nusseibeh addresses 'very grave violations against children' in Gaza and calls for rules of war to be upheld

At least 10,000 Palestinians have been killed, including 4,100 children, in Israeli strikes on Gaza

Israel banned entry of fuel into the enclave on October 7, saying it would enable Hamas to continue its attacks

Acting UN envoy Hadi Hachem speaks with The National about the Israel-Gaza war and the possibility of a wider regional conflict involving Hezbollah

Iranian authorities claim 16-year-old Armita Geravand suffered brain damage from her fall

Council has met several times since October 7 and rejected four draft resolutions submitted by Russia, the US and Brazil

Nowhere is safe in enclave after Israeli military orders forced displacement of one million people from the north

Syrian regime 'has allowed Iran and terrorist groups including Hezbollah to use its international airports for military purposes', US ambassador to UN says