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Palestinians ready to pay for injured children to be treated in UK wait on PM's approval
British-Palestinian community has called on the government to fast-track the go-ahead
Jordan accuses Israel of 'ethnic cleansing' in Gaza at US-Arab talks
US Secretary of State Antony Blinken sees urgent need for diplomatic resolution in Lebanon
Gaza's 'Mr ICC' says UK failing to 'go by the rule of law'
Raji Sourani, founder of the Palestinian Centre for Human Rights in Gaza, says evidence of war crimes is extensive but Israel's allies are obstructing path to justice
UK pledges £3m to support refugees returning to Syria from Lebanon
Most of those who fled Lebanon into Syria 'have nothing to go back to'
BBC concerns 'held up UK aid appeal for Gaza'
British government pledged to match first £10m in donations to Disaster Emergency Committee's Middle East appeal
A space to celebrate Islamic astronomy and its contribution to our cosmic understanding
British-Iraqi artist Sarah Al-Sarraj hopes to break the National Space Centre's silence on the contributions of medieval Islamic scholars to modern astronomy
UK's 'remarkably cautious' Middle East policy fails to appease critics
Indecision on Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, Palestinian statehood and arms sales to Israel have led to calls for a bolder stance on the Middle East
Britain’s new Iran ambassador has experience of Hezbollah’s rise
Hugo Shorter replaces Simon Shercliff in Tehran ahead of an anticipated Israeli retaliatory strike
As a 2006 evacuee, I understand the wrench of fleeing war-torn Lebanon
The UK's Operation Highbrow to evacuate 4,500 people from Lebanon in 2006 was widely praised, but a rerun is less certain today
Relief and fear as people in Lebanon manage to flee to London
The UK will charter a commercial flight from Beirut to Birmingham on Wednesday, but won't commit to further evacuations
EU-Gulf taskforce could tackle Captagon crisis
Drug use in Syria is driven by people coping with trauma, unemployment or pain from conflict-related injuries
One woman's quest for bereaved Syrians to find justice in German court
Resident in Germany seeks accountability for Assad regime after losing five brothers in Syria
Teachers turn to poets to help refugee children in increasingly hostile Britain
Volunteers are using books and art to create a more welcoming environment for refugees in UK schools
Three key ICC judges who could send Israeli leaders to The Hague
Little is known about the direction the court's panel could take after a request for arrest warrants against Israeli leaders
Britain sends 700 troops to Cyprus as nationals told to leave Lebanon
Decision forms first stage of government's contingency plans as conflict intensifies in Lebanon
