Bitter divorce? If you’re in Gaza, call Um Rashid
25 September 2017
Women play growing role in family mediation, but have sometimes met resistance. Read more about Bitter divorce? If you’re in Gaza, call Um Rashid
Jabaliya
A short journey across several lives
Gaza Strip 4 August 2016
Every death in 2014 touched many others in Gaza’s 51-day nightmare. Read more about A short journey across several lives
Palestinian teacher who survived Israeli attacks on Gaza dies in Ankara blast
11 October 2015
Ahmed al-Khaldi from Gaza’s Jabaliya refugee camp had moved to Turkey to teach and study. Read more about Palestinian teacher who survived Israeli attacks on Gaza dies in Ankara blast
How Israel's siege deprived a baby of his mother's love
8 August 2015
Rakan was born shortly before Israel’s attack on Gaza ended. Read more about How Israel's siege deprived a baby of his mother's love
Fear and self-loathing in Gaza
3 August 2015
Ahmed Masoud’s novel displays sensitivity while portraying a Palestinian who betrays his own people. Read more about Fear and self-loathing in Gaza
Gaza boy who survived Israeli missile strike returns home
Jabaliya 15 July 2015
Thaer Jouda lost his mother and four siblings in attack two days before ceasefire. Read more about Gaza boy who survived Israeli missile strike returns home
How my grandmother stood up to Israel's occupation
18 May 2015
The catastrophe facing Palestinians is not in the past; we live with it every day. Read more about How my grandmother stood up to Israel's occupation
UN finds Israel killed dozens at Gaza schools but ducks call for accountability
28 April 2015
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
Gaza author Atef Abu Saif shortlisted for "Arabic Booker" prize
16 February 2015
Atef Abu Saif has been recognized for a novel he hasn’t even seen a copy of. Read more about Gaza author Atef Abu Saif shortlisted for "Arabic Booker" prize
Israel world's second most lethal country for journalists in 2014, watchdog says
16 December 2014
Syria topped Reporters Without Borders’ grim league table for 2014, followed by “Palestine.” Read more about Israel world's second most lethal country for journalists in 2014, watchdog says
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