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Residents complain no one can protect them from Jewish terrorist attacks

Riham Dawabsheh, whose son and husband died in firebomb attack on July 31, succumbs to injuries

Arab films face censorship because of a supressed digital democracy

'My son may grow to be a petty thief'

It looks like a nursery, except for the bandages wrapped around the children's hands.

The Reverend Stephen Miller, unlike many professional expatriates, is in touch with the country's manual workers seafarers, in particular.

"The nice thing about Ramadan is that it gathers us. There's no more fast food and eating on the run. You have to be in your house. That's what makes Ramadan different from the rest of the months"

In the stifling heat, the strains of violins can be heard from a house in Dubai. Strong, determined notes being pulled through the air.

The guard's drab uniform is lit up against a replica of the Al Aqsa Dome in the background. He smiles briefly as young men and women flit into the Palestinian consulate in Dubai, walking separately, entering the small white room and gathering into groups.

City Talk: Apathy down-graded in list of sins

Insight: Playing to a captive audience for fun

Insight: K9 comes to the rescue of abandoned dogs