The National Editorial

Netanyahu is accused of 'abandoning' the hostages, and his military plan supports that claim

For some in Israel's leadership, the chaos of Gaza offers an opportunity to pursue destructive policies of displacement

Emirati women working in Abu Dhabi's private sector can now apply for 90 days' paid leave, an important step for building happy and healthy families

International rejection of Israeli minister's remarks make clear that there are still some red lines that must not be crossed

The UAE's record non-oil foreign trade is proof that its policy of partnership is bearing fruit

Parents and teachers must have conversations to educate children about acceptable and compassionate behaviour

By signing an online pledge, it is motorists who take the initiative for making our roads safer

Moving anywhere can be stressful but the emirate's new rental index will help tenants and landlords make informed decisions

After a missing pair of scissors grounds flights at a Japanese airport, perhaps the time has come for fresh thinking about safety

The debut of the chatbot's latest version has been less about spreading wisdom and more about generating controversy

The key to helping the world's estimated 186.5 million people in need is to embrace innovation

Governments and global healthcare bodies must follow the science and not be distracted by unhelpful misconceptions

Unpromising ceasefire talks are failing to halt a relentless Israeli operation while the most militant voices continue to set the agenda

Many are too often stymied by financial bottlenecks, burdensome bureaucracy, corruption or – in the most extreme cases – war

Legal changes and new investigative bodies reflect the urgency with which the country is tackling this menace