The deaths and injuries of their husbands have forced many women to find new sources of income. Read more about Gaza's caretakers become its breadwinners 

Tawfiq Abu Reyaleh, a father of four, was shot dead by Israeli navy. Read more about In photos: Gaza fishermen "in God's hands" 

New company aims to provide alternative to Israeli produce in the occupied West Bank. Read more about Economic independence grows at Palestinian mushroom farm 

The price of cigarettes in Gaza has tripled since Egypt destroyed tunnels in 2013. Read more about Vices provide little relief in besieged Gaza 

The UN’s Food and Agriculture Organization estimates that 10,000 sheep and goats died between 2010 and 2014. Read more about One in five of Gaza's herders ceases farming amid Israel's attacks, siege 

By advertising hotels in these settlements, Booking.com is abetting war crimes. Read more about Booking.com offers hotel rooms in Israel's illegal settlements 

Many young Palestinian citizens of Israel have been radicalized over the past few years. Read more about Why Palestinians should unite to support Naqab protests 

Palestinians in Gaza launch aid monitoring group in response to lack of international aid to rebuild more than 100,000 homes. Read more about "Gaza is on the verge of collapsing," aid monitors say 

Funds to repair more than 100,000 homes across the Gaza Strip have been halted. Read more about Israel's "open-fire policy" wiped out entire families in Gaza, says new study