I haven’t been able to see my relatives in the West Bank for 14 years. Read more about Waiting in Gaza, where nothing makes sense 

Many other Palestinian students have lost their scholarships because Egypt denies them the right to travel. Read more about Like a miracle, I've been allowed to study outside Gaza 

Only 150 persons allowed to cross Rafah per day. Read more about Egypt blocks Gaza student from going to college in UK 

The only crossing for commercial goods between Israel and Gaza has been closed five times since the end of February. Read more about Israel imposes new fuel restrictions on Gaza 

The Gaza Kitchen reveals the strength of Gaza’s culture, traditions and heritage. Read more about New book celebrates besieged Gaza's vibrant (and spicy) cuisine 

Farmers in the West Bank village of Salem have only been allowed access their olive groves for four days this year. Read more about UN finds "crisis of dignity" as settlers destroy Palestine's olive trees 

Recently released documents reveal that Israel deliberately allowed much less food than was previously thought to have been imported into Gaza. Read more about Israel's starvation diet for Gaza 

Palestinians are cautious about the future of freedom of movement between the Gaza Strip and Egypt. Read more about Egypt reopens border crossing with Gaza -- for now 

On 26 November, Israel’s Deputy Foreign Minister Danny Ayalon threatened to cut Israeli electricity, water and ties to Gaza’s infrastructure serving the 1.6 million residents of the Gaza Strip. Read more about Israel's threat to cut Gaza water supply would be "complete catastrophe"