A group of six sisters in Gaza have started their own business selling embroidery that combines traditional Palestinian patterns with modern trends. Read more about “Six Flowers” help keep Palestinian handicraft tradition alive, adding modern twist 

Black market versions of the drug Tramadol have been known to contain mouse poison. Read more about Overdoses on the rise as Gaza siege turns some to escape of painkillers 

Is Ben Gurion University being punished because its head has opposed upgrading the status of a college in an Israeli settlement? Read more about The full story behind the war against free speech in Israel's universities  

The second national Students for Justice in Palestine conference will connect, strategize, build and strengthen the student movement in the US. Read more about Building bridges between struggles at upcoming student conference  

During visit to Gaza, Noam Chomsky says BDS may strengthen support for Israel, backs Abbas UN bid Read more about Chomsky in Gaza: academic boycott “will strengthen support for Israel”  

Tear gas fired at school in Naqab village of Bir Hadaj as JNF threatens to demolish Palestinian homes Read more about Protests and strikes as Israel raids Bedouin villages, threatens to destroy homes 

Muslim Odeh has constant nightmares after the child’s experiences in Israeli jails. Read more about Twelve-year-old arrested 10 times by Israel in three years 

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 

In an interview with The Electronic Intifada, Iyad Abu Khaizaran reflects on being banished to Gaza one year ago. Read more about “I don’t seek out enemies” -- A year since banishment to Gaza, a Palestinian fighter reflects