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Israeli fire in the West Bank killed their kids. Palestinian families want to know why

The United Nations reports that 18 children under 15 have been killed by Israeli gunfire in the occupied West Bank this year

The Independent UK

'Crazy': Home Office leaves Syrian family 'in the dark' on asylum claim for two years

A SYRIAN family was left for nearly two years without any update from the Home Office on their asylum claims, The Sunday National has been told ...

The National (Scotland)

‘We are not numbers’: Journalist who lost over 21 family members in Gaza releases new book of Palestinian voices

Over 51,000 people have been killed in Gaza, the vast majority being women and children

The Independent UK

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Children, a doctor: Here are some of the people Israel killed in Gaza

Israel has left families bereaved and shocked across the Gaza Strip with a new wave of brutal attacks.

Al Jazeera

Families flee to Beirut’s seafront to escape devastating Israeli attacks

Waves of Israeli attacks on southern areas in Lebanon’s capital kill several people and force many residents to flee.

Al Jazeera

Friday essay: 'what else should I lose to survive?' The young writers living – and dying – in Gaza

Please note that all our dreams are vanished. I lost my house. I lost 33 of my family members. And I’m about to lose Palestine. What else should I lose to survive? These are messages sent to me via Facebook Messenger from a 24-year-old Palestinian writer, Abdallah Aljazzar, who, along…

The Conversation

Al Jazeera Gaza reporter’s family grieves relatives in Israeli attack

Wael Dahdouh’s wife, children, grandson, nephew, niece and other relatives are among those killed in air strike.

Al Jazeera

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For Tunisia’s muzzled media, Arab Spring is now a distant memory

“Every afternoon before I leave the office, I turn off my phone and remove the SIM card. I don’t want to authorities to track my whereabouts.” Ayman (anonymised for protection) is one of Tunisia’s most prominent media profiles, and among the dwindling number of journalists who dare to criticise the…

The Conversation

‘Life is ebbing away’: Egyptians face peril at sea in dangerous new exodus to Europe

Poverty puts thousands into the grip of people smugglers plying a deadly trade in the Mediterranean

The Guardian - UK

The asylum seekers stuck in hotel rooms for months on end

Investigation: It was supposed to be a temporary measure. Now figures reveal that more than 28,000 asylum seekers are forced to live in rooms designed for short stays – with hundreds stuck there for more than a year. May Bulman speaks to the families enduring mould, bed bugs and vermin…

The Independent UK

Every word Nigel Pearson said on transfers, Semenyo, Massengo and Bristol City's forgotten man

The Bristol City manager's pre-match press conference in full ahead of Saturday's Championship trip to Blackpool as he spoke to BBC Radio Bristol, Bristol Live and Bristol World

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