Going to university has become more difficult for Palestinians in Gaza since George W. Bush shut down a charity that helps underprivileged students with fees. Read more about As Holy Land 5 appeal begins, Palestinians in Gaza praise charity closed by Bush 

While much work is still to be done, the coordinator of the project that produced the landmark Kairos Palestine document reflects on its successes. Read more about BDS key to a "just peace," says Palestinian Christian boycott activist  

Israel still refusing to accept responsibility for killing civilians in Gaza. Read more about Family of Cast Lead victims wins "compromise, not compensation" from Israel 

A wave of self-immolation attempts in the West Bank and Gaza Strip is ringing alarm bells. Read more about Why did a young man in Gaza set himself on fire? Ehab Abu Nada's family speaks 

Dirar Abu Sisi, the deputy engineer of the only power plant in the Gaza Strip, is in solitary confinement in an Israeli prison after being kidnapped from Ukraine. Read more about Gaza engineer kidnapped from Ukraine goes on hunger strike over solitary confinement  

The Electronic Intifada contributor Rami Almeghari on playing the Palestinian waiting game in Cairo. Read more about Stuck in limbo between Egypt and Gaza 

Invited to bid on Gaza infrastructure projects, does Israel stand to profit from their wanton destruction during the 2008-09 attacks? Read more about Palestinian contractors demand UN exclude Israel firms from Gaza tender 

My mother recently spent 32 days in the West Bank, where she was born and raised. A day for every year she has lived in Gaza. Read more about Too many tears have been shed in Palestine; let us laugh again 

Ten persons have died so far this year due to various accidents with generators in the Gaza Strip, plagued by chronic power shortages. Read more about After narrow escape, Gaza woman educates peers about lethal danger from generators