I walked from Deir al-Balah to my home in the north and pried open the front door with a hammer. Read more about Breaking into my home in Gaza City  

In a place where every sunrise brings the threat of annihilation, movement has become an act of defiance. Read more about “Dahrak, Dahrak”: Navigating war-torn Gaza's broken roads 

Editor’s note: This story has been withdrawn. Read more about Escaped Gaza only to be stabbed in Turkey 

University staff tried to bar entry to Arab students during information session about study trip to Israel. Read more about Univ. of Illinois conspired against Palestinians, federal complaint alleges 

After collapse of coordination and little chance of getting Israeli permission to seek treatment outside Gaza, some are just waiting to die. Read more about Patients stranded in Gaza under Israel’s permit regime 

Some 5,000 people serving ‘life-sentence’ in Gaza without ID cards. Read more about No exit for paperless Palestinians 

Global lockdowns may give the world a little taste of what it is like to live in Gaza. Read more about Facing an invisible enemy in Gaza 

Lengthy Israeli permit process and Palestinian Authority debt to hospitals leave lives in limbo. Read more about Slow death for Gaza cancer patients cut off from care 

Israeli permit regime leaves Palestinians seeking medical treatment vulnerable to blackmail. Read more about Spy or die 

Hebron woman was blocked from cancer treatment because her husband had been in prison. Read more about Forced to divorce by Israel