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Failure to reverse imposed deregistration process will create aid gap that Israel has legal obligation to fill
Settler attacks have become a near-daily occurrence since October 7, 2023
US planning to potentially reopen its embassy in Damascus
Committee to Protect Journalists reveals claims of torture, starvation and sexual abuse inflicted by Israeli authorities
A weakened Tehran enters negotiations again, giving Washington leverage to extract more either by diplomacy or force
Report published by renowned medical journal suggests loss of life has been significantly underestimated
Both sides acknowledge some progress has been made
Prime Minister Abdul Hamid Dbeibah announces national holiday on February 17
New government dynamics have shifted alliances
New, widely condemned Israeli measures could embolden settlers to take over more Palestinian land and lead to annexation
Draft offered for review by Palestinians amid growing support for two-state solution
Legal battles continue while families of detainees remain in the dark about the fate of their loved ones
Experts argue that outdated systems must adapt to manage power imbalance at the UN and restrict modern warfare
Experts say vote called by President Mahmoud Abbas would be welcome, but doubt whether polling will go ahead or galvanise long-awaited reforms
Several Arab and Muslim leaders urged White House to accept Tehran's request for change of location
