Only five truckloads of food and agricultural goods were exported from Gaza last month. Read more about Farmers forced to stop growing strawberries in Gaza 

Why is Mahmoud Abbas making trips to Paris when his own people are struggling to cope? Read more about "We're being stripped of our dignity": Gaza workers not paid for seven months  

Both Israel’s economic warfare and the Palestinian Authority’s neoliberal policies have widened income inequality. Read more about Teachers forced to equip schools at own expense as austerity bites West Bank  

Israel is overseeing who can and cannot buy building material. Read more about Will "reconstruction" prolong the siege of Gaza? 

Now that the media’s attention has shifted elsewhere, Israel has reduced the fishing zone off Gaza to five nautical miles. Read more about Israel forces Gaza fishermen to undress in attack violating ceasefire deal 

Traders say that business is down compared to last year. Read more about Gaza farmers grow watermelon on former Israeli settlements 

High costs of fuel have prompted Ibrahim Sobeh to examine alternative ways of generating power. Read more about Amid crisis, Gazans convert plastic into fuel 

The UN agency for Palestine refugees says it is trying to focus on the most needy. Read more about Gaza refugees learn of food aid cuts by text messages 

Benjamin Netanyahu omitted any reference to theft of Palestinian water resources during his visit to a parched California. Read more about Silicon Valley accord recycles myth of Israel's green record 

While many Latino leaders choose silence, some activists are forging ties with the Palestine solidarity movement. Read more about How Latino activists are standing up to the Israel lobby