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09/21/2026

On October 7, Hamas fighters killed Maoz Inon’s parents at their home in Netiv HaAsara, just 100 meters from Gaza. After that tragic day, Inon promised not to seek revenge but to pursue peace and healing.

“I cannot let this sorrow or loss control or predict my future,” says 51-year-old Inon.

Aziz Abu Sarah is a Palestinian whose elder brother died from injuries sustained after being arrested and beaten by Israeli soldiers during interrogation in the First Intifada.

After October 7, Abu Sarah sent Inon a message offering his condolences. They were acquainted briefly years ago while working in the travel industry. This began a meaningful interaction between two individuals who witnessed the trauma of losing loved ones firsthand.
Together, they wrote ‘’The Future is Peace: A Shared Journey Across the Holy Land.” In January, they became the first Israeli and Palestinian to carry the Olympic torch together, showing the will of many who, according to them, support peace and reconciliation.

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09/20/2026

Suhail Yadgari is a young Afghan founder and CEO of Veyaarh Holding Group in Kabul. He manages seven ventures across technology, media, and education, investing his time and money to build the start-up infrastructure Afghanistan lacks from the ground up. reports.

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09/18/2026

After thousands of Palestinians were forced out of their homes in early 2026 by settlers in the West Bank, the UK banned goods from these settlements. Israel responded by closing the British Consulate in Jerusalem, while nine more countries vowed to restrict trade with settlements. Iram Ramzan reports.

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09/15/2026

The Palestinian legislative elections scheduled for November have been postponed again, but it is unlikely that Fatah’s fear of losing caused this. According to recent polls, Fatah is in a much more favorable position than Hamas. However, without an election, no Palestinian government can claim the legitimacy needed to negotiate peace. John Aziz argues.

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09/14/2026

The 14th Middle East Film and Comic Con (MEFCC) opened in Abu Dhabi on Friday. The event, rescheduled from April 2026 because of regional conflict, drew over 38,000 people last year. Read about the experiences of cosplayers who attended this year’s MEFCC competing for the AED 60,000 top prize. Olivia Cuthbert reports.

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09/13/2026

Almost all 9/11 hijackers were from Saudi Arabia, and bin Laden was found in Pakistan, yet Afghans have suffered the consequences of that day for twenty-five years. This year, Afghanistan is not mentioned in any of Washington’s main national security documents, despite being a priority for America for 20 years. Forty million people are living through a war they never chose. Hollie McKay argues.

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09/11/2026

Twenty-five years after 9/11, the United States has spent heavily fighting those who threatened peace but much less on supporting people working to build it from within. Al-Qaeda is not as strong as in 2001, but its affiliates are scattered and active from Mali to Yemen. Faisal Saeed Al Mutar says the next twenty-five years should focus on funding teachers, journalists, and entrepreneurs instead of claiming victory after every attack.

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09/10/2026

Last week, reports suggested fighting might intensify over Hezbollah’s Ali al-Taher Hills. Yet Israel said it took control of this strategic area without fighting. In this article, Issam Fawaz fact-checks the circumstances and some misconceptions surrounding the attack and its outcome.

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09/08/2026

After her multiple sclerosis diagnosis, Tunisian chemist Nesrine Abdellatif left academia and started BiotyNess. Her brand blends local plant knowledge with science to offer new ideas in skincare and promote healthy living. reports.

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09/06/2026

It’s been years since ISIS fell, yet thousands of their former fighters’ children remain stateless and caught in a cycle of abandonment and neglect. With their governments ignoring them, these children face an uncertain future and risk radicalization. Closing the camps alone will not solve the problem. These children need recognition and support to move forward with their lives. Hollie McKay reports.

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