Gaza is home to the largest number of child amputees worldwide as a result of Israel’s genocidal war. Read more about A genocide here, an amputation there 

Why has an Irish university entered new research partnerships with Israel? Read more about Dublin denies freedom to students protesting against genocide  

Israeli soldiers put out cigarettes on my back and called us zombies. While I was released, my brother was used as a human shield and has never returned. Read more about What has Israel done to my brother? 

For two years, I felt like a robot, devoid of feeling. But our collective effort to ensure we could pray together again during Ramadan has made me human again. Read more about Restoring our mosque revived my soul 

We don’t want the world to give us tents and give Israel missiles. Read more about A wedding is no time for celebration 

The Israeli military seems bent on revenge against al-Dura family. Read more about Al-Dura family still targets for Israel’s violence 

Young men are living unexpected lives, taking on outsized responsibilities as heads of households. Read more about Futures forestalled in Gaza  

A monthly digest of key developments in Palestine showcasing powerful images by photojournalists. Read more about Palestine in Pictures: February 2026 

No call to prayer. No children playing. Few late night gatherings and hardly any standing mosques. Gaza’s holy month has been a silent one. Read more about Third Ramadan under genocide has not squashed its spirit