Izzeldin Abuelaish’s three daughters were killed in Gaza
Yet as he tells Robert Fisk, Izzeldin Abuelaish still has hope for peace and reconciliation
Trudeau won’t stop $12bn of arms sales to Saudi after Khashoggi’s death because money always wins over murder
Living up to Trump’s description of him as “dishonest” and “weak”
The story of the Armenian Legion is finally being told
A dark tale of anger and revenge
Here’s what I found out when I spent the day with Israel’s most controversial journalist, Gideon Levy
You can see why not too long ago, writes Robert Fisk, Gideon Levy was given a bodyguard
After meeting Bedouins whose homes are being destroyed, I can’t see how a Palestinian state can ever happen
Meeting Bedouins whose homes are being demolished for Israeli settlements
Watching on as Islamist fighters are evacuated from war-torn Eastern Ghouta
A couple of decades ago, these might have been UN peace-keepers. Before that, they might even have been US ‘peace-keepers’. But now the Russians are in charge
These are the faces of those who have been affected by the siege of Eastern Ghouta
Robert Fisk travels on a bus with refugees from Eastern Ghouta
President Erdogan knows that visa-free travel for Turkey could solve his ‘Kurdish problem’
President Erdogan has his own reasons for wanting to obtain ‘visa-free’ travel into Europe. Robert Fisk explains
Saudi Arabia turns on Lebanon for its unfaithfulness and lack of gratitude after decades of largesse
Will Iran now step in and assume the role of Lebanon’s benefactor?
Everyone wrote off the Syrian army. Take another look now
Earlier this year, we may remember, Syria’s army was being written off, the Assad government was said to be reaching its final days. With Russian help however, it’s back on its feet and fiercer than ever
The spread of British hypocrisy, from Gerry Adams and Northern Ireland to Syria
Double-standards and selective accountability at work from Northern Ireland to Syria and the Crimea
Assad is already counting on soldiers still at school to fill the gaps left by 30,000 casualties
Despite making headway in recent months, the ongoing conflict has taken its toll on the Syrian army’s available manpower