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Rebuilding after Israel's siege of Jenin will take months, officials say
Army appeared to withdraw from three refugee camps in the occupied West Bank by early Friday following 10 days of military operations
Bahrain pardons 457 prisoners to mark 25 years of King Hamad's rule
The royal amnesty is aimed at fostering 'social cohesion'
No child in Gaza will be left unvaccinated against polio, UN official says
Second phase of inoculation campaign to reach a total of 640,000 children starts in the south
Unicef director upbeat on progress after Gaza vaccinations begin
Senior UN children's agency official said Israel's pause in fighting must be held until the end
Rollout of Gaza polio vaccines will test commitment to humanitarian pauses, says UNRWA
UN agency aims to deliver two doses of the vaccine to 640,000 children via health centres and mobile teams
Houthis allow tug boats to reach leaking Red Sea oil tanker
Vessel operator Delta Tankers is attempting to move the burning Greek-flagged MV Sounion, which is carrying 150,000 tonnes of crude
Greek oil tanker attacked by Houthis appears to be leaking, Pentagon says
The MV Sounion was carrying about a million barrels of crude from Iraq to Greece
Palestinian child, 8, tells of hair loss over horrors of war
Doctors say Sama Tabil has lost almost all her hair due to the psychological toll of living in a conflict zone
UK ambassador remarks on Iraq's militias were 'misunderstood'
Stephen Hitchen had spoken about threats received from militias outside of state control
Gaza war pressuring Iraq into a conflict it wants to avoid, says UN
The mandate of Unami is set to conclude after the country's 2025 general elections
Turkey and Iraq sign accord on terror and security co-operation
Bashiqa military base will be turned into a training base under Iraqi armed forces' control to counter PKK
Iraqis plan nationwide protest against draft bill to legalise child marriage
Activists to hold demonstrations to raise awareness of 'degrading' repercussions of changing Personal Status Law
'A humanitarian at his core': WCK says team member killed in Gaza
Nadi Sallout was believed to be off duty at the time and has been described as 'an integral member' of the charity team
Outrage as Iraq considers allowing girls aged nine to be married
Parliament passed first reading of proposed amendments to the most protective law for women's rights in the region
Attack on US forces in Iraq could disrupt negotiations on troop withdrawal, officials say
Diplomat warns Iraq negotiations at risk after five American personnel injured in Ain Al Asad airbase assault