Ali Abu al-Fahm, in his wheelchair, was gunned down by an Israeli Apache while fleeing the Mawasi al-Qarara camp in southern Gaza. Read more about Bullets rained down from drones and helicopters 

Life was tough in Gaza before the war. What will it be like afterwards? Read more about Deep burns and open wounds  

Loay Subuh, blinded at age 9 by phosphorus bomb, wants to be example of steadfastness for others. Read more about US-made weapons prevent Gaza man from seeing his son 

Israel has bulldozed and bombed a century-old war cemetery. Read more about British war cemetery not immune to Gaza siege 

Promises of aid to civil defense services have not been kept. Read more about Risking their lives to save lives: Gaza's first responders 

Sama Abu Meghasib saw her uncle be killed by an Israeli warplane four years ago. Read more about Four years on, young girl still stunted by Cast Lead 

Dr. Mads Gilbert shares accounts of his work treating patients during Israel’s attacks on Gaza in 2008-09 in order to encourage others to remain steadfast in their solidarity work for Palestinian rights. Read more about "Every third child in Gaza stunted by hunger": interview with renowned doctor Mads Gilbert  

Seventeen-year-old Haneen Abu Jalala died last month at an Israeli hospital from what her family says were complications from white phosphorous fired at their home three years ago. Read more about Is 17-year-old girl Cast Lead's latest victim?