Gaza siege

Three children have died so far this year after their travel permits were rejected or delayed.

Patients with permits prevented from traveling to access medical care.

Nearly 850 Palestinians died after Israel denied or delayed permits to travel for treatment.

Residents hope the valley will become the nature reserve it once was and a lung for Gaza.

Israel’s destruction of al-Jawhara Tower left more than a physical absence.

World Vision’s Gaza director refuses to accept a plea deal.

Rainfall has dramatically decreased this year.

Hospitals have just one of three tests needed for cystic fibrosis diagnosis.

Why the new excitement over old thinking?

Finally free after nearly 30 months, Samar Abu Daher recounts her time in Israeli prison.

Rarely can high school students have faced such obstacles to sit exams.

Israel finds opportunity to rebrand itself in wake of new IPCC report.

Regime change is the aim of Israel and its international supporters.

Israel's siege and wars have many accomplices.

This is Part III of a three-part series that documents the names, faces and stories of some of the victims of Israel's May 2021 attack on Gaza.                                                                                  

This is Part II of a three-part series that documents the names, faces and stories of some of the victims of Israel's May 2021 attack on Gaza.

This is Part I of a three-part series that documents the names, faces and stories of some of the victims of Israel's May 2021 attack on Gaza.

Emergency doctor Tarek Loubani says health system destroyed by war and virus.

Without accountability, another episode of sheer cruelty is inevitable.

Military admits it underestimated resistance groups’ capacity.

A dramatic increase in COVID cases has destroyed lives, livelihoods and any hopes of a spiritual Ramadan.

Changes to food aid eligibility has sparked protest.

How those afflicted with COVID-19 in Gaza cope with quarantine and poverty

Pandemic restrictions have curtailed wedding celebrations in Gaza. But not the enthusiasm to marry.

Impoverished and besieged, Palestinians cannot afford urgent repairs to homes.

Apartheid and siege compound susceptibility to virus as infections soar in Gaza.

Palestinians pressured to resume coordination with Israel.

Palestinians injured during Great March of Return protests have suffered treatment delays and cancellations.

Nuseirat bakery blaze claimed 22 lives.

Nearly 1,200 active coronavirus cases as community transmission spreads.

Refugee agency decries “illegal” Gaza siege but doesn’t say who imposes it.

A return to the status quo is not enough for Gaza’s long-suffering population.

Evading justice for war crimes may be one area of UAE-Israeli cooperation.

Creative sector limited by the harsh realities it depicts.

With little water and an irregular power supply, Palestinians in Gaza have to find ways to survive when summer temperatures beat down.

Israel’s blockade has caused a desperate economic situation and little hope for the future.

Employees unpaid for months.

Omar Yaghi, 8 months old, died while awaiting Israeli permission for medical treatment.

Trump administration bullies aren’t the only ones eroding international justice.

It’s time for UN officials to hold the occupier to its obligations under international law.

Dr. Mona El-Farra says there are only 40 intensive care beds for Gaza’s two million people.

Israel announces tightened measures to control its spread.

New couples in Gaza saw their dreams destroyed in Israel’s November aggression

Date farmers in Gaza enjoy a plentiful date harvest but with little hope of reaping much profit.

Gaza protester, 16, dies from Israeli bullet to the stomach.

A spate of attacks in August signal growing desperation among young people in Gaza.

Israel's attacks continue to harm health and the environment after the bombing stops.

Donors help secure release of destitute prisoners.