Sharif Abdel Kouddous

“I felt helpless watching my family dying and not able to help them. It is a nightmare that I will never wake up from.”

A new, in-depth timeline of efforts to help Samer Abu Daqqa reveals that Israel was repeatedly pressed to allow for his rescue, but kept emergency crews at bay for hours.

Two reports conclude that a phishing campaign was conducted against human rights activists in Egypt. One of the reports accuses the Egyptian government of involvement.

U.S. may be “jointly responsible” for crimes of war due to American support for apparently indiscriminate killing by Saudi Arabia and other Arab nations, according to Human Rights Watch.

Serbian and Libyan officials provide new information to <em>The Intercept</em> that contradicts the Pentagon’s account that no civilians were killed in the February attack.

The killing of student Giulio Regeni, widely blamed on Egyptian security forces, leads to harsh condemnation in a European resolution.

A student attending flight school makes a hostile comment on social media that prompts an investigation by the Secret Service and his detention by immigration authorities.

John Brennan, the head of the CIA, just wrapped up a two-day visit to Cairo where he held meetings with Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi, who also comes from an intelligence background.

A hospital supported by Doctors Without Borders is attacked, leaving five people dead.