Minors in house arrest often prove so taxing and expensive an experience for families that some prefer prison. Read more about When Israel turns houses into jails 

Egypt has kept the Rafah crossing almost hermetically sealed in 2015. Read more about Thwarted hopes on Gaza's border with Egypt 

Palestinians without papers struggle to access education and health care. Read more about Life of limbo for Palestinians denied IDs by Israel 

Tamam Zubaidi faces being denied the right to work and to access healthcare if her status is not clarified. Read more about Israel refuses to renew travel documents for Jerusalemite in Canada 

Once they reach 16, sons and daughters need special permits to visit their parents, from a web of Israeli bureaucracy campaigners say is aimed at driving Palestinians out of Jerusalem. Read more about Thousands of Jerusalem children denied basic services by Israeli apartheid 

Love in a Time of Apartheid challenges the deliberate divisions to which Palestinians are subjected by Israel’s racist citizenship rules. Read more about Taking direct action against Israel's racist marriage law 

Israeli policy has split countless Palestinian spouses while parents have been forcibly separated from their children. Read more about Israel forces mother to bring up children by phone 

Hundreds of thousands of families — from Palestinians to Southeast Asian migrant workers to African refugees — are being fractured by Israel’s racist laws which seek to limit the number of non-Jews in the country. Read more about Israel blocks mother from visiting her own daughters 

Despite it all, hope is on the rainbow, writes Yousef M. Aljamal from Gaza, as his mother enjoys a long-awaited reunion with her family in the West Bank. Read more about Our day will come (and soon)