A trump family member and his links to West Asia is making news. Jared Kushner's private equity firm has signed a deal with a company connected to the Israeli Defence industry...Watch in for more details!

Gulf states investing in Israel? | The Jared Kushner Gulf-Israel link | West Asia

Over 13,000 children have been killed in Gaza since the war. While those living are barely making it. Malnutrition is spreading like wildfire in the besieged strip. And it's biggest victims - the young. Watch for more details!

Children of Gaza: A traumatised generation

A momentous occasion took a fatal turn when drones rained down on a military institute in Syria's Homs. Memories turned to nightmares as a ghastly attack claimed over 100 lives.

Drone strike at Syrian military school kills over 100 | The West Asia Post

Turkiye's capital, Ankara is in the eye of a storm after a blast near the parliament this week. Turkiye retaliated to the ghastly act by PKK terrorists. Does this indicate escalating tensions with Kurdish outfits seeking autonomy in the region?

PKK terrorists bomb Ankara, Turkiye seeks retribution

#thewestasiapost | Yemen's old city was once a sprawling tourist hub. With a history dating back over 2500 years, this part of the Yemeni capital has seen it all - from pre-Islamic to Ottoman eras. Unfortunately, these red sandstone buildings that once stood tall are withering away. @ghadifrancis gets you more

Yemeni Capital: One of the oldest cities

The humid and high temperatures of West Asia are adding to the troubles of its people. The deadly combo called the wet bulb measurements are dangerously high and if sustained long enough, they can cause serious harm to human health. Ghadi Francis gets you this report.

Climate Change hits West Asia: A hazardous mix of heat & humidity | The West Asia Post

On The West Asia Post with Ghadi Francis +Why is Israel attacking Jenin? +West Bank's descent from Oasis of Calm to chaos +Turkish inflation rate cools but Lira deteriorates

Jenin in ruins | What is happening in the West Bank?

This year’s Hajj broke all records. More than 2 million believers attended the pilgrimage. Among them were Iranians and Yemenis, who after years of waiting were allowed to visit Mecca. Ghadi Francis reports.

Spring of normalisation at Hajj

Thousands of Yazidis were kidnapped when the Islamic State took over Northern Iraq a decade ago. While a significant number of them have returned, many still remain missing. Ghadi Francis brings you the full report on The West Asia Post only on WION.

Iraq's Yazidis recount horrors | The West Asia Post

Renowned for its natural pearls, Bahrain is looking to revive its age-old industry – once the backbone of the country’s economy. How is the country coping with the challenge and what hurdles is it facing? Ghadi Francis gets you the story on The West Asia Post.

Bahrain's bid to preserve Pearl industry

While the world discusses Europe's grand military spending after the SIPRI report, on the The West Asia Post we decode how the volatile region is spending on its armies. What are the expenditures on official papers and what goes on behind closed doors? Ghadi Francis gets you the story.

Decoding West Asia's military spending | The West Asia Post

The Muslim holy month of Ramadan began at sundown on Wednesday, as the faithful prepared for a month of dawn-to-dusk fasting intended to bring them closer to God and to remind them of the suffering of those less fortunate.

Holy month of Ramadan begins across the world  | The West Asia Post

As Saudi Arabia and the UAE compete for more money and power in the region, the rift between the allies seems to be growing. Oil and Yemen issues are reportedly major points of contention between Riyadh and Abu Dhabi even though both nations are tight-lipped about their differences.

The West Asia Post: Growing rift between Saudi Arabia & UAE

This week on West Asia Post, Ghadi Francis tells you about - Israeli PM faces backlash over new legal reforms, 2020 Beirut blast: Fight for justice continues, Saudi professor faces death penalty for using social media, Syria child protection law for children of unknown parentage.

The West Asia Post: Anti-legal reforms protests rock Israel | Syria's move towards better life

Families of 2020 Beirut Blast victims continue to fight for justice amidst a crackdown from the authorities. Ghadi Francis tells you more on this week's The West Asia Post.

The West Asia Post | 2020 Beirut blast: Fight for justice continues

Syrian President Al-Assad has issued Decree No. 2 that protects children of unknown parentage. Catch all the details with Ghadi Francis on this week's The West Asia Post.

The West Asia Post: Syria's new law for children of unknown parentage

Christmas is just around the corner and while the festive season is here people of Gaza gathered and rejoiced as the lighting of the Christmas tree was happening.

The West Asia Post: Palestinian Christians gather for lighting of Christmas tree

Rashid rover embarks on its journey to lunar surface, carrying UAE's mission moon dream.

The West Asia Post: Arab world's mission moon on track

With no proper tools to douse fire, firefighters of Gaza struggle to fulfil their duty.

The West Asia Post: The struggle of Gaza's firefighters

After ruling the Turkiye for 20 years, its President Tayyip Erdogan hints at making 2023 his final run for top chair.

The West Asia Post: Turkiye leader announces retirement?

After relentless airstrikes against Kurdish groups, Turkiye is soon going to launch a ground offensive in Syria. Ghadi Francis tells us more.

The West Asia Post: Turkiye intensifies attacks on Kurdish groups

The UN has called this year the deadliest for the West Bank since 2006. As Israel's elections approach, military raids have increased. Ghadi Francis tells you more on The West Asia Post.

The West Asia Post | Violence in Palestine on the rise

The six-month truce between the Yemen government forces and Houthi rebels is over. What happened? Will The fighting resume? Ghadi Francis tells you more on #TheWestAsiaPost

The West Asia Post | End of the Truce in Yemen

A Mosul museum is using virtual reality to let visitors explore ravaged heritage sites in northern Iraq as they appeared before ISIS unleashed a wave of destruction. Ghadi Francis tells you more on The West Asia Post

The West Asia Post | Virtual reality revives Iraq's war-ravaged heritage

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