Israel attacked the Strip’s only power plant during the religious holiday. Read more about Gaza "plunged into darkness" on Eid 

That Sisi has outdone Mubarak’s policies in allying himself with Israel and coordinating with it against the besieged Palestinians is hardly surprising. Read more about Egypt's propagandists and the Gaza massacre 

There’s more blood than water today in Gaza, writes poet Jehan Bseiso. Read more about Gaza, from the diaspora 

Power failures are known to happen while vital operations are being undertaken. Read more about Attacks on hospitals expose Israel's "self-defense" claims as lies 

I pledge myself to work for justice, full justice, restorative justice. Read more about To the family of the one thousandth victim of Israel's genocidal slaughter in Gaza 

A grain of sand from the sea of Gaza will not ignite, except as hope, writes Nayrouz Qarmout from Gaza. Read more about My city burning peacefully (Our Gaza is a dream of hope) 

Tareq Abufayyad has been forced to take refuge in a UN school. Read more about "Our village has become a ghost town": a distressing phone call from Gaza