From the Golan Heights to the West Bank, the conflicts across Israel's borders have acquired lives of their own. THE WEEK travels across the fault lines of a war that refuses to end
The future of Palestine is being redefined by the destruction in Gaza and shrinking land in the West Bank, moving away from the two-state solution as the central question becomes whether enough remains for a future to be built
West Asia transformations are no longer just about interstate rivalry but a deep reconfiguration of meaning, legitimacy, and regional order, where foreign policy, security, and civilisational identity are intertwined