Iran's mysterious hypersonic 'Fattah' missile had reportedly penetrated the Iron Dome air defence of Israel, making it a ...

It was Iran’s Fattah – one of the world’s fastest hypersonic ballistic missiles. On June 20, Iran fired it straight into the heart of an already boiling conflict. Israel was the target. The missile ...

The missile is called Fattah, apparently named after one of the 99 names of God in Islam meaning “victory giver.” It was unveiled this week as a historic achievement for the country’s military.

The new Fattah missile appears to be more of an Iskander-style weapon—a ballistic missile with a partially maneuverable reentry vehicle—rather than a hypersonic glide vehicle weapon.

The family of detained British-Egyptian activist Alaa Abd El-Fattah, currently on hunger strike as world leaders meet in Egypt for the COP27 climate summit, hopes his dual British nationality ...

Alaa-Abdel Fattah, 40, has been consuming just 100 calories a day since May in protest of the Egyptian authorities’ refusal to grant him a consular visit, despite the fact his case has been ...

Known locally as tea fattah, the modest meal is long associated with Gaza’s darkest times, like Israeli offensives and prolonged blockades. Now, with rice, ...

A note in the handwriting of Alaa Abd El Fattah, who has been on hunger strike for about seven months, read: “I began drinking water, my vitals are good.” By Vivian Yee CAIRO — After more ...

Alaa Abd el-Fattah, the Egyptian activist, intellectual and blogger described as “synonymous with Egypt’s 25 Jan. Revolution,” knew the world’s attention would soon move on.