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Swift system restored in Houthi-held areas under Yemen de-escalation
Yemeni rebel group had threatened to retaliate against internationally recognised government if cut off from banking system
Israeli troops accused again of tying Palestinian to vehicle as human shield
Ceasefire talks set to resume in Doha on Thursday, sources say
Yemen's Hodeidah port functioning despite major damage from Israeli strike
Smoke continues to rise from the terminal days after the attack
More dead in Gaza as 'cycle of displacement' continues
Israeli attacks kill at least 17 in north and central Gaza on Tuesday, as death toll from Khan Younis rises to more than 80
Israeli military admits abandoning injured Palestinian found dead
Mohammed Bahar, who had Down syndrome, was mauled in his home by an army dog
Thousands at risk as traces of polio detected in Gaza's sewage
Disease makes a return more than 25 years after it was first eradicated
Israel's Knesset passes resolution rejecting two-state solution
Vote comes ahead of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's trip to Washington
'I want to become more beautiful,' says Gazan girl who lost her jaw in air strike
Mazionah Damo was at home when an attack killed two of her siblings
'Horrific scenes' in hospital after Israeli strike on Al Mawasi
Nasser Medical Complex in Khan Younis admitted more than 100 people wounded after air strikes hit camp on Saturday, UN official says
Erdogan's diplomatic overtures to Assad likely to yield only minor wins
Talks with Damascus could help Turkish leader ease domestic concerns
Erdogan open to extending an 'invitation' to Syria's Assad to forge warmer ties
Mr Erdogan expressed a willingness to allow Russia and Iraq to mediate closer relations
New Iranian president to be sworn in next month
The president will have 15 days to present a list of proposed ministers for a vote of confidence in parliament
Israel begins 'tactical pause' in operations along Gaza aid route
Hamas claims responsibility for attack that killed eight Israeli soldiers in Rafah
Messages from Gaza: Grief, terror and even dark humour beneath the bombing
Residents share daily hardships, grief, terror and dark humour as the conflict rages on
Numbers don't reflect Gaza's plight, says Palestinian minister
Virtually the entire population will need assistance once the war ends, Basel Nasser tells The National