Despite constant harassment from Israeli soldiers and settlers, Palestinians have made good progress restoring the old city. Read more about "Ghost town" brought back to life in Hebron 

More than $1 billion worth of damage was caused by Israeli offensive in November. Read more about Thousands remain without water, power one month after attack on Gaza 

As campaign fever grips Israel, many of its Palestinian citizens are angry at being disenfranchised. Read more about Israel denies Bedouins right to elect representatives 

Ibrahim Ashour and his family had temporarily returned to Gaza when Israeli bombs killed eight-year-old Muhammad. Read more about We will remain rooted here, says defiant father of Gaza boy killed by Israel 

A restaurant worker who served officials in the Gaza administration has been abducted at sea. Read more about Gaza fisherman jailed for serving Hamas coffee 

Shireen Issawi speaks of the shock of seeing her brother in court. Read more about "My brother is dying": an urgent appeal from family of hunger striker Samer Issawi 

Loudspeakers are used by the Israeli navy to intimidate Palestinians trying to make a living. Read more about Israel violates Gaza ceasefire deal by threatening fishermen, farmers  

Fertility specialist can’t find equipment he needs in Gaza but feels he has no choice than to resume work. Read more about Gaza doctors rebuild medical center destroyed by Israel 

Palestinian political prisoners were put back on the agenda in 2012. Read more about Palestinian prisoners on hunger strike "until freedom or death" 

Health workers have reported finding “abnormal symptoms” among the injured. Read more about Did Israel fire chemical weapons on Gaza last month?