New PA “vice president” Hussein al-Sheikh is endorsed by Israeli spies.

The walls of a tent barely divide space, let alone protect dignity.

We speak to Gaza filmmaker Ruwaida Amer and director Kei Pritsker, cover resistance operations in Gaza and the Red Sea, as well as new Harvard reports on racism on its campus.

A monthly digest of key developments in Palestine showcasing powerful images by photojournalists.

A liquidity crisis is affecting everyone with old notes falling apart, commissions skyrocketing, and merchants refusing electronic payments.

Israel destroyed a family's home within a matter of minutes.

My friend Mahmoud was charging his family’s phones at a charging station when an Israeli attack fatally injured him.

Impact of Israeli bomb on Gaza City home throws children onto neighboring roof, tearing 5-year-old girl in half.

Colonel who invented "eight burned babies" hoax committed extensive war crimes in Gaza as part of effort to expel Palestinian population.

Protesters contest ethnic cleansing proponent at numerous events.

Israeli blockade sees famine close in and food, water and medicine supplies dry up.

Displacement is bitter. But staying put nearly cost the lives of a family in north Gaza.

Our family home in the so-called Netzarim Corridor was used by Israeli snipers and then destroyed.

Israel's "Morag Corridor" has destroyed the fruitful land of my agrarian childhood.

Claims that Brussels has been inactive miss the point.

Bridget Rochios says that women in Gaza are unable to receive any prenatal care at all.

We speak with We Are Not Numbers editor Ahmed Alnaouq, discuss Pope Francis’ support for Palestine, censorship at 60 Minutes, resumed resistance operations in Gaza and more.

An Israeli attack on a charity kitchen west of Khan Younis on 7 April killed 7 people waiting for a meal, including 3 children. 

600 children killed in Israeli attacks over five weeks.

I can no longer share life's joys and sorrows with my once constant companion.