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Gaza aid looters are desperate and hungry, UNRWA says
Thefts are by-product of placing 2.2 million people under constant bombardment and deprivation, says agency
Video'Skeletons draped in skin': Doctor describes the state of children in Gaza
At least 57 children have died from malnutrition, health ministry says
Beyond the HeadlinesAs sanctions lift, can Syria hold together?
There are many challenges ahead for President Ahmad Al Shara
'Skeletons draped in skin': Doctor describes the state of children in Gaza
At least 57 children have died from malnutrition, health ministry says
Comment35 years after unification, Yemen is more divided than ever
Diplomacy is needed to solve the ongoing conflict, but so is structural reform
Israeli civilians try to stop Gaza aid lorries
Only a 'trickle' of aid has been allowed in and none has been distributed, UN says
Israel escalates row with UK, France and Canada over Gaza war
Israeli government’s position is increasingly isolated, says Arab diplomat
The problems facing the US-Israeli 'humanitarian foundation' in Gaza
Fears new aid distribution plan will lead to further displacement and violate humanitarian principles
Beyond the HeadlinesWill Middle East tension ease after Trump visit?
US leader's tour highlighted role diplomacy can play to address Iran, Syria and Gaza issues
Special reportThe stories of three Palestinian women who lived through the Nakba
On the 77th anniversary, one survivor in Gaza says today's war is far worse
Palestinian state central to prosperity in Middle East, GCC leaders tell Trump
Bloc's secretary general says Gaza is the 'most pressing issue' facing the region
Iranian foreign minister visits Saudi Arabia ahead of nuclear talks with US
US President Donald Trump will land in the Gulf next week
Beyond the HeadlinesWhat’s at risk under Israel’s planned Gaza offensive?
Humanitarian agencies fear the plan will weaponise aid and violate basic principles
Aid groups refuse to be complicit in 'dangerous' plan for Gaza
Facial recognition technology to be used in so-called aid 'hubs', sources say
Yemen appoints new prime minister after Ahmad bin Mubarak resigns
Protesters have been demanding accountability for deteriorating public services
