Gaza's children, most likely to be killed, live in state of "shock and horror"
22 July 2014
Youngest bearing the brunt of Israel’s latest offensive. Read more about Gaza's children, most likely to be killed, live in state of "shock and horror"
22 July 2014
Youngest bearing the brunt of Israel’s latest offensive. Read more about Gaza's children, most likely to be killed, live in state of "shock and horror"
19 July 2014
Writer and his family were able to escape harm. Read more about Israeli shelling destroys poet Othman Hussein's Gaza home
30 May 2014
Known euphemistically as “security coordination,” PA intelligence and security forces work closely with Israeli occupation forces to suppress any Palestinian resistance. Read more about Mahmoud Abbas: collaboration with Israeli army, secret police is “sacred”
13 May 2014
Rachel Corrie’s family head to Jerusalem to appeal the 2012 verdict in their wrongful death trial; a student activist at NYU explains why they distributed mock eviction notices under dormitory doors; a poem by Remi Kanazi; and news headlines. Read more about Parents of Rachel Corrie seek justice in Jerusalem
Gaza City 13 January 2014
Thousands have been affected by the actions of Egypt’s military. Read more about Closure of tunnels deprives Gaza of $230 million per month, says government
6 June 2013
Where Should the Birds Fly features ten-year-old’s chilling observation that Palestinian victims “mean nothing” to Israel. Read more about Cruelty of Israel's Cast Lead assault captured by new documentary
Rafah 18 March 2013
The American activist is remembered fondly by many Palestinians ten years after her death. Read more about Rachel Corrie's legacy highlights continuing role of bulldozers that crush Gaza
Rafah 21 February 2013
Mahmoud Sarsak hopes to live a normal life but cannot forget his time inside Israeli jail. Read more about After victorious hunger strike, Palestinian football star returns to Gaza for life of activism
Rafah 18 October 2012
Components brought into Gaza via underground tunnels used in project set up by environmentalists. Read more about Gaza opens first recycling plant as waste crisis worsens
Gaza City 3 August 2012
The only power plant in Gaza is currently operating at about a third of its capacity, or has been completely shut down by severe fuel shortages since February. Read more about Gaza left in the dark at Ramadan