Graffiti replaces ineffective media as means to respond to fresh horrors. Read more about The anguish and anger on Gaza's walls 

Enrollment plummets at Al-Aqsa University after Ramallah ministry threatens to deny accreditation. Read more about Hamas-Fatah feud stalls Gaza higher education 

Wars elsewhere have drawn attention away from the plight of Gaza’s poor. Read more about Charities cut Gaza aid 

Hamas accuses Egypt of resorting to blackmail. Read more about What happened to four Palestinians abducted in Egypt? 

Sajed Hammad’s family wait for him to return after he went missing while trying to reach Europe by sea. Read more about Risking death by drowning to escape Gaza siege 

Many Palestinians in Gaza feel it is vital to understand Hebrew. Read more about Learning the enemy's language 

Drive for independence from Israeli products under pressure from economic realities. Read more about No sweet relief for Gaza watermelon farmers 

Every death in 2014 touched many others in Gaza’s 51-day nightmare. Read more about A short journey across several lives 

Tourism industry seeking to rebound nearly one decade into siege. Read more about Gaza’s rich history is potential tourism draw 

Israel is spending millions to counter underground network. Read more about Gaza tunnels seen as vital tool of resistance