Some 5,000 people serving ‘life-sentence’ in Gaza without ID cards. Read more about No exit for paperless Palestinians 

Internet connections are slow and many families don’t have computers. Read more about Pupils struggle to learn at home in Gaza  

From beach massacre to international law: Huda Ghalia, lawyer, is on a mission. Read more about Never flinch until justice is served 

Friends of children killed by Israel struggle to resume normal life. Read more about Grief in Gaza's classrooms  

Donors help secure release of destitute prisoners. Read more about Hamas jails women for unpaid debts 

Having survived bitter fighting in Damascus, some Palestinians had to endure a deadly Israeli attack almost exactly five years ago. Read more about Death by sea or death by siege?  

Children born through IVF have been accorded an inferior status. Read more about Israel stops children from seeing dads in jail 

After 17 years in Israeli jail, Ahmed Khris is unable to see his family. Read more about Released prisoner embraced by strangers in Gaza 

Civil defense preparations for renewed Israeli aggression present an “impossible task” in Gaza. Read more about Nowhere to run, nowhere to hide  

Fifteen members of the Abu Ataya family have been injured since the Great March of Return began. Read more about Shouting in Israel's face