Egypt isn’t doing much to help Gaza

As Libya deteriorates, Egyptians are desperate to get out

Why is the Islamic State still so strong?

Can Libya still be saved?

This is what Gaza looks like right now

Back to school in Gaza

Wary of US-led bombings, Syrians in Egypt say Assad is the real threat

Getting out of Gaza is hard, but staying can be even harder

The Gaza aid conference was kind of a charade. Here’s why

Tunisia is the birthplace of the Arab Spring. So why are so many Tunisians uninterested in voting?

Tunisia stands apart as an Arab Spring success story. Here’s what it did differently

Tunisia may be a democracy now, but its jihadist problem is not going away

Some say the Egyptian revolution is dead. Try telling that to the students

Extremist group that killed hundreds in Egypt pledges allegiance to the Islamic State

Meet the Tunisian fisherman saving the lives of migrants at sea

The Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine: Marxists with a history of global ties

An Egyptian court just dealt a blow to the fight against female genital mutilation

Spiderman swoops in to save Cairo from the daily grind

The churches burned after Egypt’s coup last year are still in ruins (PHOTOS)

Egyptian women rise to the top in karate

Turmoil in Egypt takes its toll on mental health

Cautious optimism on New Year’s Day for detained Al Jazeera journalists

Egypt’s crackdown on LGBT community sees return of medical exam that dates back to the 1840s

Men charged with ‘debauchery’ after bathhouse raid are acquitted in Egypt

The Egyptian government is holding more than 150 children in a makeshift prison

Inside Cairo’s coffee houses, where Egyptian men go to meet their ‘second wives’

Shocking images of American citizen detained in Egypt prompt concern for his health

Saudi Arabia’s new king might seem like the old one, but change is coming

More than 15 dead on the 4th anniversary of Egypt’s revolution

For the first time, Egypt has convicted a doctor for female genital mutilation

Al Jazeera journalist Peter Greste is free

An entire city is going to be wiped off the map in Egypt

Peter Greste is now free, but there are still 11 journalists left in Egypt’s prisons

Inside the Cairo neighborhood that won’t stop protesting

Is the Nile running out of fish? Meet the fishermen who say there’s no future on the river

Sisi is making Putin feel very special in Cairo

Check out these photos of the sandstorm blanketing Cairo right now

Why do so many Egyptian soccer fans die in confrontations with police?

Al Jazeera journalists granted bail in Egypt, but case against them continues

The mass beheading of 21 Egyptians in Libya shows the spread of the Islamic State franchise

How strong is the Islamic State in Libya?

Hear from Egypt’s young revolutionaries behind bars

Egypt jails prominent blogger and activists for breaking protest law

Egyptians mock the Islamic State on Twitter

Meet the little drummer boy from Gaza who made it big

Why Israelis are falling out of love with Benjamin Netanyahu

What do Israeli voters say about Gaza? Not a lot

For the first time ever, Arab parties in Israel are poised to become a real political power

What a loss for Netanyahu would mean for Israeli settlers

Say hello to Israel’s first all-women ultra-Orthodox Jewish party

Here’s what Israel’s election looked like from the West Bank

How Netanyahu plumbed the depths to come out on top

The familiar roots of Tunisia’s terror problem

The situation in Gaza is so desperate that some are predicting another war

Here is what the people who know Yemen best have to say about it

Meet the Gaza rapper trying to break out and make it big

In Gaza, destruction has become part of the landscape (PHOTOS)

Arab nations want to build a united army

Every year, Egyptians risk their lives eating this dangerous delicacy

Egypt is ramping up its harsh crackdown on the LGBT community