International Criminal Court is taking too long to give Palestinian victims justice. Read more about Israel enraged by French human rights prize 

Protesters died after walking into paths of bullets, internal probe claims. Read more about Israeli army to clear itself of wrongdoing in Gaza slayings 

Parents of Muhammad Abu Khudair expressed anger that their son’s killers have gotten off lightly. Read more about Mother decries sentence for Israeli who burned her son to death 

Inquiry confirms that at least 44 Palestinians were killed and 227 injured in Israeli attacks on UN shelters during last summer’s assault on Gaza. Read more about UN finds Israel killed dozens at Gaza schools but ducks call for accountability 

An Israeli missile part found in Gaza’s devastated Khuzaa village allegedly contained a camera manufactured by Sony as part of its guidance system. Read more about Leaked emails expose Sony concern over report its cameras used in Gaza attack 

Deadbeat states – including Turkey, Kuwait and United Arab Emirates – have failed to deliver a single dollar of reconstruction aid they promised for Gaza. Read more about International aid agencies call for sanctions on Israel over Gaza “stalemate” 

Gaza reconstruction “could take 100 years” at current pace, aid group warns Read more about Six month after Gaza slaughter, aid groups still afraid to criticize Israel 

Muhammad Abu al-Thahir hoped to be a journalist and tell the world about the occupation until an Israeli sniper’s bullet ended his dream. Read more about “Here lies my brother”: Short video recalls life of murdered Palestinian teen