Although the number of refugees in Gaza continues to rise, funding for the UN agency caring for them has stagnated. Read more about Cuts threaten UN food aid in Gaza 

Two Palestinian teenagers were killed while protesting at the death of Maysara Abuhamdia in Israeli custody. Read more about Witness accounts of two Tulkarem teens' killings contradict Israel's version 

Almost a year after winning concessions from Israel, prisoners are still not allowed to see their offspring. Read more about Hundreds of Gaza children blocked from visiting parents in prison 

About two dozen young people have moved into Iqrit, a village ethnically cleansed by Zionist forces in the 1940s. Read more about Youth move back to Palestinian village stolen from their families 

A geographer has listed the attractions in Gaza City in a bid to show how friendly its people are. Read more about Sightseeing under siege: a "tourist map" for Gaza  

Gaza municipality uses donkey carts to collect 350 tons of waste daily. Read more about Israel's siege tips Gaza waste management to crisis point 

While the Freedom Flotilla tried to bring aid to the Strip, Gaza’s Ark seeks to export locally produced goods. Read more about "Trade not aid" focus of new attempt to break Gaza blockade 

During the last month of his protest, Sharawna’s captors only allowed him use the bathroom twice a day. Read more about Israel “tried to banish me for 28 years,” says hunger striker Ayman Sharawna 

Nine boats have been captured by Israel since the ceasefire agreement in November. Read more about Gaza fishermen protest as Israel breaks pledge to stop attacks