Dario Salvi

Police detained Fr Sefer (Aho) Bileçen for sharing food and water with militants. He hasn’t denied the allegations saying that he acted according to his Christian faith. He faces up to 15 years in prison. Meanwhile, the fate of the Christian couple that went missing a month ago remains unknown.

The list includes 112 entities including Airbnb, Bookoing, Expedia Group and Motorola Solutions. The accusations include the supply of equipment for the expansion of settlements, the demolition of Palestinian properties and financing. Israel threatens boycotts. Palestinian satisfaction. UN: controversial issue.

In two months, the offensive against Idlib has generated around 700,000 new IDPs. One of the Church’s main missions is to deal with the humanitarian crisis. Some 30,000 people, mostly Muslims, have benefitted from its Open Hospitals project in the past three years. Its task is to heal bodies and help rebuild society.

Harsh attack on the ruling class of Msgr. Boulos Abdel Sater, who calls for a "dignified life" for the country, on givernment to work "day and night" to improve people's lives. Those who encourage "intolerance and divisions" are targeted. Yesterday, Parliament voted to trust the Diab government, 370 people were injured in the street clashes.

Hundreds of thousands of people took to the streets in memory of the Ayatollahs' rise to power. Demonstrations in 5 thousand towns and districts of the country. Religion and politics paid tribute to the senior military officer and diplomat killed in a US raid in January. Rouhani makes an appeal for votes ahead of elections. But economic hardships remain for the population.

Baghdadis found a white mantle over their city, joyfully welcoming the unusual weather phenomenon at a time of protests and violence. in her message, the Iraqi Church expressed hope that this might usher in good relations, peace, stability, reconstruction and progress.

Security forces used water and tear gas cannons on crowd. Protesters want to prevent entry into Parliament, where the vote is scheduled today. The crowd sang slogans and songs, including "no confidence". The army is threatening to crack down on "violations of public and private property".

Patrick George Zaki, a researcher at the University of Bologna, was arrested at Cairo airport. Seized by security agents, he has been reportedly tortured, and is now in custody, waiting for a hearing. He “is a friend of mine,” said Mina Thabet; “innocent and certainly not a terrorist.” Egypt treats every critical voice as a threat.

The Israeli army has hit extremist movement targets in the Strip, including "training bases" and "military infrastructure". Overnight a missile from Gaza fell in southern Israel. The Cogat closes the Allenby border, effectively closing down exports of Palestinian agricultural products abroad. Reyad Attari: "very dangerous" action.

Card Sako calls for preserving the "unity" of the country in the "diversity of its components". An attack on parties and politicians that fueled "sectarianism and fragmentation". A new front of confrontation between loyal al-Sadr and demonstrators in Tahrir square. Baghdad Auxiliary: a mass for peace and a shared solution every day.

Qasim al-Raymi has been associated with a series of attacks on Western targets over the past decade. For the White House, his death "degrades" the most dangerous section of al-Qaeda in the region. Rumors of his death had already circulated in January, denied on February 2 by an audio message released by the jihadist leader himself.

The new cabinet “unanimously” adopts a policy statement that now goes to parliament for a confidence vote next week. Maronite bishops call for an end to internal divisions because the county’s fate “is at stake". Bishop of Jbeil-Byblos notes that protests played a crucial role in influencing the government and politicians.