- + Netanyahu rejects Biden's call to drop Israel judicial overhaul—Israel's PM reacts angrily after President Biden warns that it "cannot continue down this road".
- + Russian influx drives up rental prices in Dubai—Average rents in the Emirate rose by more than a third last year as soaring demand outstripped supply.
- + Israel crisis a battle for country's identity—The Jewish state is at a critical point as opposing sides seek to shape its future.
- + Martine Vik Magnussen: Billionaire’s son admits role in death to BBC—Farouk Abdulhak, who fled to Yemen after the death of a student in London, admits his involvement.
- + Twenty pilgrims killed in Saudi Arabia bus crash—The bus was carrying pilgrims to Mecca when it hit a bridge in Asir province and burst into flames.
- + Lebanon crisis: The Syrian refugees recycling to stay alive—Companies pay tiny amounts for recyclable waste in Beirut. Deiri Fayyad dives into bins to find it.
- + Israel judicial reform: Why is there a crisis?—Israel is facing one of the biggest internal crises in its history - here's why.
- + Lebanon reverses decision to delay daylight savings time change—Christian authorities changed clocks on Sunday, in defiance of a move meant to help fasting Muslims.
- + Police water cannon strike down protesters in Israel—Thousands of protesters take to the street as Israel's PM Netanyahu fires his defence minister.
- + UAE pardons Israeli woman who faced life in prison—Fidaa Kiwan was jailed on drug charges but allowed to return home amid improving Israel-UAE relations.
- + US bombs Syria targets after deadly drone attack—The US says it hit Iran-linked militia after a drone attack killed a US contractor.
- + Israel turmoil dogs Netanyahu's UK trip—Protests that are rocking his country cast a shadow over the Israeli PM's flying visit.
- + UK airstrikes on IS may have killed 26 civilians, charity says—Action on Armed Violence say they have evidence that RAF strikes may have caused civilian deaths.
- + Israel's settlers change West Bank landscape with hilltop outposts—A string of unauthorised communities sit on hills near Palestinian villages, deep inside the territory.
- + Iraq war 20 years on: How invasion plunged country into decades of chaos—The BBC's Jeremy Bowen explains why Iraqis are still living with the consequences 20 years on.
- + What chicken feet tell us about daily life in Egypt—Rising food prices mean Egyptians are struggling to put food on the table for their families.
- + Israel protests: Thousands march against Netanyahu court reform—Huge protests continue against the government plan to curb Supreme Court powers.
- + Iraq War: Ali Abbas lost both arms in the war—Ali Abbas's life changed forever after he lost both of his arms and most of his family in the war.
- + Watch: On the ground at Israel's mass protests—Thousands of demonstrators massed on a main road, bringing the Israeli city to a standstill.
- + Turkey-Syria earthquake: The Syrian who dug his fiancee out of the rubble—Ali was on the phone to Viam when the earthquake hit. It took him eight days to find her body.
- + Beirut banks attacked as Lebanon financial crisis deepens—Demonstrators lit fires and smashed windows over ongoing cash withdrawal restrictions.
- + Syria earthquake: Aleppo hospitals overwhelmed by victims—Wards cannot take new casualties, nor can homeless patients be discharged, the BBC finds.
- + Scammers profit from Turkey-Syria earthquake—BBC News investigates the tactics used by scammers to make money when natural disasters strike.
- + No tents, no aid, nothing: Why Syrians feel forgotten—"We've received nothing but God's mercy," one earthquake survivor tells Quentin Sommerville.
- + The boxer who fled Iran seeking the freedom to fight—Exiled after competing in France while failing to wear a hijab, Sadaf Khadem says it is now her home.
- + Turkey earthquake: Where did it hit and why was it so deadly?—Two earthquakes have killed thousands of people in southern Turkey and northern Syria.
- + 'I escaped abusive jungle cult - then rescued my son'—When Yisrael Amir fled the isolated sect, he brought with him tales of control, abuse and rape.
- + Iran protests: Woman, Life, Freedom inspires dance music album—Two Iranian DJs hope their electronic compilation will bring more support to protesters back home.
- + Egyptians offered loans to buy books as inflation soars—With book prices doubling, Egyptian authors are also being more economical in their writing.
- + The Gaza family tending war graves for 100 years—The tradition which began during World War One has been passed from father to son.
- + Iran protests: 15 minutes to defend yourself against the death penalty—Iran's courts are convicting protesters after fast-track trials that activists say are grossly unfair.
- + Jesus baptism site makeover aims to draw a million Christians in 2030—As pilgrims mark Epiphany, Jordan plans an ambitious project to upgrade place of Jesus's baptism.
- + COP28: Why has an oil boss been chosen to head climate summit?—The UAE has named state oil company chief Sultan Al Jaber as president of the UN climate conference.
- + Why reporting on Iran comes at a heavy price—BBC Persian journalists are trolled and harassed on a daily basis, and their families persecuted.
- + Iran protests: 'No going back' as unrest hits 100 days—Anger swells despite a fierce crackdown as the regime faces its biggest challenge in decades.
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