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Beyond the HeadlinesWhat happens to the Middle East if Tehran falls?
Neighbouring Arab states fear rippling consequences if Israel-Iran war intensifies
CommentIsrael's hospitals are not more important than the ones it has struck in Gaza
All hospitals remain protected under international law, despite Israel's breaches
Israel says it has killed newly appointed Iranian army chief
Maj Gen Ali Shadmani replaced Maj Gen Gholam Ali Rashid, who was killed on first day of Israeli attacks
Beyond the HeadlinesWho are Abu Shabab, the armed militia Israel is backing in Gaza?
An Israeli strategy to counter Hamas is being criticised for engaging Palestinian gangs with criminal links
Former US official decries efforts to undermine public support for Gaza
Hala Rharrit says calling Global March to Gaza 'performative' echoes Israeli talking point
InterviewAnger and looting 'could push aid workers out of Gaza'
Looters are desperate Gazans, not criminals, Nestor Owomuhangi says after trip to enclave
Beyond the HeadlinesWill Europe’s shift on Israel’s war in Gaza change anything?
EU plans to re-evaluate its trade pact with Israel over concerns about human rights violations
Deny and deflect: Israel’s crisis tactics at work
Food bank shootings follow Al Shifa Hospital raid and Red Crescent paramedic shootings as examples of changing narratives
InterviewMore countries expected to recognise Palestinian state in upcoming conference
Arab states are 'our backbone', says Foreign Affairs Minister Varsen Aghabekian
Beyond the HeadlinesCan Israel be trusted to distribute aid in Gaza?
An occupying power must enable humanitarian assistance, but critics say Israel’s US-backed aid foundation presents a conflict of interest
Four dead and 46 wounded in Gaza aid distribution rush, authorities say
Israeli warplanes opened fire after chaos broke out at hub run by new US-backed foundation
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
