Morocco
Cape Verde, the FIFA World Cup 2026 underdog with unexpected Moroccan Jewish roots
According to the Cape Verde Jewish Heritage Project, Sephardi Jews from Morocco and Gibraltar settled in Cabo Verde in the mid-19th century, after Portugal abolished the Inquisition in 1821.
Gaza Board of Peace prepares for Cyprus summit as first Moroccan contingent deploys - analysis
Mossad rehearsed 2018 Iran nuclear archives raid in Africa, former chief Yossi Cohen reveals
Morocco, Albania, and Greece join Gaza International Stabilization Force for Phase II peacekeeping
Morocco’s Amazigh revival: From ancient roots to modern identity
Middle East scholar Dr. Mohamed Chtatou: 'The Amazigh did not reject the Jews or the Arabs who came later; they integrated them.'
Pro-Israel Moroccan journalist interrogated, deported by Cuba over Israeli passport stamps
In addition to being deprived of water or food, Amine Ayoub was escorted by guards to the bathroom, and kept under surveillance.
Activist arrested for blasphemy in Morocco for 'Allah is a lesbian' T-shirt photo
Ibtissame Lachgar, an LGBT rights campaigner and a co-founder of the Alternative Movement for Individual Freedoms, was arrested in Morocco over allegations of blasphemy.
Saudi normalization promise hinges on progress with Palestinians - opinion
If successful, it could open a new era of integration, prosperity, and regional stability, transforming a regional vision into a sustainable global reality.
ISIS-affiliated terrorists free Moroccan truck drivers held since January, Mali says
Junta-led Burkina Faso, Niger, and Mali are battling terrorist groups linked to al-Qaeda and ISIS that have been destabilizing West Africa's Sahel region for more than a decade.
Morocco’s field of opportunities ahead of the 2030 World Cup - opinion
Morocco's consistent policy views sports as a key driver of social, economic, and educational development.
Morocco's oldest mosque emerges from Sijilmassa's sands
The discoveries confirm the influence of Islam in southern Morocco.
Mideast security expert: Are the Abraham Accords still a win-win? - interview
"If we look deeper, we must ask: Are these truly agreements that benefit both sides, or is Israel facing the danger that what it gives is not always reciprocated?”
Violent clashes erupt between far-Right groups and migrants in Spanish town
Five people were hurt and one was arrested during the unrest in Torre-Pacheco, local officials told Reuters, in one of the worst such episodes in the country in recent decades.
Reporter's Notebook: Herzog hosts European Muslim delegation
The group is in Israel under the auspices of ELNET. This pro-Israel NGO advocacy group helps its partners in Europe to become more active and more confident in countering anti-Israel arguments.