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See Mosul’s Historic Leaning Minaret Tower, Rebuilt After Destruction by ISIS Eight years after the Iraqi city was left in ruins, Mosul’s rich multicultural heritage is slowly but surely ...

"The Christian population in Mosul dropped from 50,000 to just 3,000 by 2014, and after that, no Christians remained in the city," he added. While some families have returned since ISIS's defeat in ...

In Mosul, ISIS fighters "definitely weaponized the civilian population," King said. "It wasn't as one mass hostage taking—as Hamas have done to the Israelis—but the civilian population was ...

At least 9,000 civilians were killed in Mosul during 2016-17, according to Airwars, a non-profit organisation that tracks civilian harm. That amounts to 0.6% of the population at the time.

Today, it is the heart of Mosul’s tourism redevelopment. “People show a bad impression of Mosul on the TV, but what do you think of Mosul?” 24-year-old university student Mohammed asked MEE.

From 2014, the Christian population increased a lot in Erbil. Most Christians here are IDPs from the Nineveh Plain and Mosul as well as Syrian refugees.

Mohammed wants to reintroduce the Jewish people into Mosul's history because of the importance of diversity for peace in his city. There were only 15,000 Jews here before the exodus, far fewer ...

The Sunni population of Mosul felt they were being occupied by a sectarian Shia military, and they welcomed ISIS to a certain extent because they feared the Iraqi security forces more.

In spite of the world’s attention two years ago, Mosul’s displaced population has all but been forgotten,” Haniffa added. NRC has previously reported on the issue of undocumented children.

Worst hit is Mosul; the UN estimates 40,000 homes there need to be rebuilt or restored, and some 600,000 residents have been unable to return to the city, once home to around 2 million people.

Of the 1 million civilians who fled the city, at least 327,000 have returned to their homes as of Oct. 12 -- 184,000 people to East Mosul and 143,000 to West Mosul, according to the United Nations.