- + My dad, held hostage in Iran—London-based baker Elika Ashoori is campaigning to bring her father home from jail in Iran.
- + Israel recaptures final Palestinian escapees—The two were part of a six man group who tunnelled out of jail almost two weeks ago.
- + Hezbollah brings Iranian fuel into Lebanon to ease shortages—Lebanon's economic collapse has left the country dangerously short of fuel and electricity.
- + Three ex-US intelligence officers admit hacking for UAE—The three men allegedly helped a UAE-based firm break into computers and phones around the world.
- + Saudi Arabia camel carvings dated to prehistoric era—A new study suggests the sculptures in Saudi Arabia are far older than previously thought.
- + Iranian musician risks prison for new album—Mehdi Rajabian made an album in secret in his basement despite threats from Iranian authorities.
- + Israel-Palestinian Facebook posts need 'bias' review—One of the recommendations from the Facebook Oversight Board after ruling on one such post.
- + The Taliban are back – will al-Qaeda follow?—Where is al-Qaeda 20 years after the 9/11 attacks - and could it re-emerge as a terror threat?
- + Twenty years after 9/11, will al-Qaeda rise again?—Where is al-Qaeda 20 years after the 9/11 attacks - and could it re-emerge as a terror threat?
- + Naftali Bennett makes first visit to Egypt by an Israeli PM in a decade—Naftali Bennett meets President Abdul Fattah al-Sisi in the Red Sea resort of Sharm el-Sheikh.
- + Eitan Biran: Italy investigates 'kidnap' of cable car crash survivor—Eitan Biran, 6, the only survivor of May's disaster, is taken to Israel by his grandfather.
- + Iran and watchdog reach deal over nuclear site monitoring—Tehran allows the global nuclear watchdog to service monitoring cameras at key facilities.
- + FBI begins declassifying documents into Saudi 9/11 links—The memo lists some contact between Saudi nationals and hijackers, but does not implicate the government.
- + Four of six Palestinian prison escapees recaptured - Israel—A manhunt was launched after six inmates tunnelled out of a prison in northern Israel on Monday.
- + Two of six Palestinian prison escapees recaptured - Israel—A manhunt was launched after six inmates tunnelled out of a prison in northern Israel on Monday.
- + Lebanon gets new government amid deepening crisis—The country's richest man becomes prime minister, ending more than a year of political paralysis.
- + Lebanon: A country plunged into darkness—Lebanon’s ongoing crisis has plunged the country into darkness, with some experiencing power cuts for 20 hours a day.
- + Israeli troops make arrests over Palestinian prison break—Several relatives of the six inmates who escaped Gilboa prison are reportedly taken into custody.
- + Egypt accused of covering up extrajudicial executions—Security forces have falsely claimed that suspects are dying in shoot-outs, Human Rights Watch says.
- + Nizar Banat: The death shaking the Palestinian leadership—The killing of Nizar Banat in Palestinian custody has fuelled rare protests calling for change.
- + Why Palestinians are protesting against their own government—Protests against the Palestinian Authority erupted after a popular activist died in custody.
- + Six Palestinian prisoners escape Israeli jail through tunnel—Israel launches a huge manhunt after six militants dig their way out of the high-security jail.
- + Nizar Banat: Palestinian officers charged over activist's death—Nizar Banat died shortly after being beaten in June, triggering an unprecedented wave of protests.
- + Israeli conjoined twins see each other for first time after surgery—The Israeli twin girls were joined at the head but have been separated after a rare operation.
- + Twins conjoined at head separated after rare surgery in Israel—The one-year-old girls are said to be recovering well after the 12-hour operation in Israel.
- + Yemen war: Saudis intercept Houthi missiles - defence ministry—Two children are injured by shrapnel, Riyadh says, in an attack the Houthis say targeted Saudi oil.
- + Hamid Nouri: How Sweden arrested a suspected Iranian war criminal—Prosecutors have put Hamid Nouri on trial over a 1988 massacre in Iran. This is how they did it.
- + Covid: What Israel tells us about the way out of the pandemic—Third jabs given as part of a booster programme are beginning to dampen the latest Covid surge.
- + Islamic State 'Beatle' Alexanda Kotey pleads guilty over US hostage deaths—Alexanda Kotey is facing life in prison over the murders of US journalists and relief workers.
- + Islamic State 'Beatles' member pleads guilty over US hostage deaths—Alexanda Kotey is on trial for his involvement in the murders of US journalists and relief workers.
- + Afghanistan: Qatar and Turkey become Taliban's lifeline to the outside world—Qatar and Turkey emerge as key channels between Afghanistan's new rulers and the outside world.
- + Gulf Sky: 'Our ship was hijacked and taken to Iran'—Former crew of the oil tanker Gulf Sky talk publically for the first time about the ship's disappearance.
- + Cyprus on alert as Syrian oil slick spreads across Mediterranean—Modelling suggests fuel that leaked from a power plant last week will soon reach northern Cyprus.
- + Palestinian President Abbas holds rare talks with Israeli minister—It was the Palestinian president's first official meeting with a senior Israeli since 2010.
- + Yemen war: Drone attack on government airbase kills 30 soldiers—Pro-government forces say Houthi rebels targeted the base with missiles and armed drones.
- + Robert F Kennedy assassin Sirhan Sirhan recommended for parole—A parole board calls for Sirhan Sirhan's release, but the decision now goes to California's governor.
- + Robert F Kennedy assassin Sirhan Sirhan granted prison release—A parole board calls for Sirhan Sirhan's release, but the decision now goes to California's governor.
- + Iran nuclear: Other options if diplomacy fails, says Biden—The president made the veiled warning after his first meeting with Israel's new prime minister.
- + New species of ancient four-legged whale discovered in Egypt—The three-metre whale was found in Egypt and has been named after Anubis, the ancient god of death.
- + Israel's Bennett seeks reset with US at first meeting with Biden—Israeli PM hopes Joe Biden will agree to help stop Iran's nuclear programme at their first meeting.
- + Iran prison abuse exposed by hackers' CCTV leak—Security footage released by hackers shows mistreatment inside Iran's notorious Evin prison.
- + How latte art led to a job from hell in Oman—A South African barista was offered a dream opportunity in Oman but unknowingly signed away his freedoms.
- + Why is Israel demolishing homes in East Jerusalem?—Israel says the homes were built without planning permission and it is to try to keep East Jerusalem in order.
- + The murderous crime wave sweeping Israel's Arabs—Many killings often go unsolved, with blame being put on the police.
- + Tunisia crisis: Democrats, despots and the fight for power—Tunisia is in turmoil since the president suspended parliament and increased his own power.
- + Beirut blast: ‘The day our city exploded’—One year on from the blast that rocked Beirut, no one has yet been made accountable.
- + West faces dilemmas over tanker attack—A drone attack on a ship off the coast of Oman has worsened already strained ties with Iran.
- + Iran water: What's causing the shortages?—Iranian officials have warned of historic drought while experts blame years of poor water management.
- + Gaza photographer hopes digital art boom can help raise aid money—A Palestinian photographer wants to help children by selling an image from May's conflict.
- + How US military pullback in Iraq could benefit Iran—The withdrawal of remaining US combat troops could help Iran achieve its ambitions.
- + Pegasus: Who are the alleged victims of spyware targeting?—Jamal Khashoggi's wife and the editor of the Financial Times are among those said to be targeted.
- + Tokyo 2020: Egypt's Sherif to 'play with heart' in historic medal bid—Mayar Sherif will play 'with her heart' as she becomes the first Egyptian woman to play Olympic tennis for her country.
- + The referee making Olympic history—The first Arab and African woman to referee 3x3 basketball at the Olympics shares how her Muslim faith has guided her career.
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