Diana Magnay

Israeli settlements have expanded dramatically across the occupied West Bank, taking in land and controlling resources Palestinians have depended on for generations.In the Jordan Valley, Palestinian farmers tell Sky News they are increasingly being…

Three Palestinian families have been trapped in their homes near Qusra in the occupied West Bank for days, surrounded by Israeli settlers.The Israeli military says the settlers have been removed, but Sky News found some still there.Israeli soldiers…

The Israel Defence Forces say it has killed six Hezbollah members in a strike in Bint Jbeil, southern Lebanon. Despite the ceasefire extension, Israel is maintaining the right to strike against Hezbollah for its defence.

Anger and grief in Lebanon as hundreds gathered to bury journalist Amal Khalil, remembered by colleagues as "the voice of the South" for her reporting from communities others were too afraid to reach.

Lebanon's prime minister accused Israel of a war crime after journalist Amal Khalil was killed and her colleague Zeinab Faraj wounded in an attack in southern Lebanon. Khalil was the ninth journalist killed in Lebanon since the war began a month ago.

Less than an hour before last week's ceasefire was announced, a series of Israeli airstrikes destroyed a residential block in Tyre, southern Lebanon, flattening six buildings and killing 26 people - one recovered and confirmed dead Wednesday, as…

Hezbollah has held mass funerals for those killed in the war with Israel in Lebanon while sending a defiant message: they are proud to die in battle and are prepared to keep fighting.

Sky's international correspondent Diana Magnay reports from southern Lebanon, where families are burying their dead during a fragile 10-day ceasefire with Israel.It follows weeks of fighting and airstrikes, which have killed fighters and civilians,…

Sky's Diana Magnay hears from those dealing with displacement caused by attacks on Lebanon - and some not for the first time.

Israel has been heavily criticised for its military campaign in Lebanon that has killed hundreds of people.Benjamin Netanyahu says Israel needs to carry out the deadly strikes - and set up a "buffer zone" in southern Lebanon - to protect northern…

When the sirens sounded around the city of Beit Shemesh on the second day of the war, Rabbi Yitzhak Biton suggested to his son they find a safe space at home rather than go to the nearest shelter. But Yaakov felt worried and preferred to go. Follow…

As war rages across the Middle East, engaged couples are not letting news of the war get in the way of their weddings.

Israel ramps up its aerial offensive against Hezbollah and Iran – including an attack by 50 jets on an underground bunker in the heart of Tehran. Tel Aviv and Gulf countries are targeted by Iranian strikes whilst the situation on the ground worsens…

As acts of vengeance go, which is what Hezbollah says its strikes on northern Israel in the early hours of Monday morning were, this was not especially dramatic. Six rockets, only one of which the Israelis deemed worth intercepting, the rest falling…

Diana Magnay is reporting from along the Israel-Lebanon border, as the IDF and Hezbollah exchange fire. The Middle East has seen fighting on multiple fronts since Donald Trump launched his war on Iran.

Europe has had no choice but to laser its focus on strategic autonomy

Student-led protests have taken place in Iran this weekend, coinciding with the start of the new university term and the 40th day of mourning for many of the thousands of people killed by security forces in early January. Pro-and anti-regime…

It’s been four years since the Russian President launched the war in Ukraine and he hasn’t stepped back from his original goals

The extent of the state's crackdown on Iranian protesters is beginning to emerge, despite the internet shutdown. Several videos centre around a forensics institute in the neighbourhood of Kahrizak, south of the capital, Tehran. Some have been…

Mass protest is a long way from revolution. The people of Iran have been here before. In 2009, over perceived electoral fraud; in 2019, over fuel prices; in 2022, over the abuses of the morality police. The authorities have honed their playbook,…