Find out what the 75th anniversary of the Nakba means to Palestinians today with our “Nakba 75 - Personal Perspectives” blog series. For Omar, the Nakba is not a historical event, but an ongoing, daily reality.

Since the devastating earthquake struck Syria on 6th February, our Church partners in Aleppo have been working tirelessly to help those affected. They’ve sent us this video update, explaining how our donations have helped them get vital aid to those in need.

Today our dark world is full of fear, war and injustice, but the Easter story gives us the certain hope that love will win. For on Easter Sunday, love illuminated all darkness.

Millions of Muslims across the world have been observing the holy month of Ramadan, which began on 22 March. What happens during Ramadan and why is it so significant for Muslims?

In Egypt many autistic children and their families face an uphill struggle to be accepted in society and to get the support they need. Meet Jomana, Omar and Nadeen, who’ve all found support through Embrace partner BLESS.

The decision to go to war was opposed by millions. The consequences of the invasion were catastrophic. Embrace CEO Tim Livesey reflects on the legacy of the war in Iraq.

This Mother’s Day, we’re reflecting on the challenges of being a mother in Gaza – and celebrating the wonderful work that our partner, the Near East Council of Churches (NECC), does through their well-baby clinics.

Hedva, an Israeli, and Hiba, a Palestinian, speak about why they were both drawn to working in reconciliation and the challenges it brings.

The Very Revd John Witcombe, Dean of Coventry Cathedral, reflects on the need for reconciliation and a just peace in many parts of the world today.