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Half of Israel is fully vaccinated but just one percent of the Strip has been inoculated.

Israeli minister insisted for weeks on excluding so-called “security prisoners” from inoculation rollout.

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Uncertainty clouds plan to introduce vaccinations early next year.

Suhail al-Amoudi was jailed for 18 months after he tried to break Gaza's blockade.

Palestinian dies in Israeli prison after alleged medical neglect.

An outbreak in the besieged territory could be catastrophic.

Israel announces tightened measures to control its spread.

Israeli response to coronavirus discriminates against Palestinians, rights groups say.

Strip lacks sufficient resources to cope with large number of cases, officials warn.

Dozens of cases reported in the West Bank and Israel.

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

Stocks of 225 essential drugs are almost completely depleted.

Israeli government report attempts to smear The Electronic Intifada.

Protesters and medics didn’t die “as a result of clashes,” they were deliberately targeted.

Israel denies Palestinians permission to receive treatment outside Gaza.

Gaza hospitals ration and suspend services as emergency fuel runs out.

In the absence of accountability, Israel threatens further violence against Gaza protesters.

Defense minister makes patently false claim that 168 Palestinians slain since outset of Great March of Return all belonged to Hamas.

Top Israeli minister says kite launchers should be shot – even if they’re children.

Medical neglect of Palestinians detained by Israel “is the norm, rather than the exception.”

Palestinians burn tires along Gaza boundary to protect themselves from snipers ordered to shoot civilians.

As Gaza’s health system collapses Israel tightens noose on those seeking treatment outside.

Power supply increases, but barely enough to relieve dire situation.

Blackouts force delays on vital operations.

Amid Israeli siege, Palestinian divisions cause rising tensions in Gaza, UN warns.

Travel permits can be stalled for three to four months, according to doctors.

Palestinians and Black residents of Michigan both have to cope with dangerous levels of water pollution. 

Frustrated aid workers stranded at border as Egypt keeps Gaza crossing closed.