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Yemen cholera
The UN has sounded the alarm over the surge in cholera outbreaks in parts of Yemen controlled by the Houthis, reporting thousands of cases since October.
Immediately after Al-Zant arrived in the Sheikh Ajlin area in the south of Gaza City, the Israeli army opened fire on people, wounding her in the foot.
Violence against civilians in Sudan's one-year war could constitute war crimes and crimes against humanity, the UN chief has said.
Morocco flag - AFP
A Moroccan lawyer has suggested that the producers and participants could be punished for the "incitement of minors to prostitution."
Ismail Haniyeh
Sabah Haniyeh's detention was extended for another two days after her arrest two weeks ago from her home in Tel Al-Saba, a village in Israel's Naqab.
Heavy rains cause flooding in the UAE and Oman, leading to road closures and disruptions, with 18 fatalities reported in Oman.
The inside story of how Germany deployed hundreds of police and 'cancelled' the likes of Ghassan Abu Sitta and Yanis Varoufakis for trying to speak for Gaza
Israeli forces have trapped hundreds of forcibly displaced Palestinians in the school, shooting live fire and stripping men of their clothes.
Palestinian academic Azmi Bishara
Dr Azmi Bishara said Iran's Saturday night attack was an important development but also showed that Iran does not desire full-scale war with Israel.
Uncertainty reigns on the Middle East following Iran's retaliatory strikes on Israel and Tel Aviv's likely response, as the Gaza crisis continues to deepen.