Gaza Siege

Gaza’s power cuts: Living in the dark

Israel bombed Gaza’s only power plant in 2006, sending it into a power shortage crisis that continues to cripple life for Palestinians living in the besieged enclave. As a result, people only get 4-8 hours of electricity a day.

Gaza mourns Palestinian fishermen killed by Egyptian navy

Egyptian navy kills two Gaza fishermen for breaching territorial waters

Hamas warns Israel of escalation following air strikes on Gaza

Coronavirus in Gaza: 'We are nowhere near the peak'

Peter Oborne

Israel strikes Gaza for third week despite Qatari-Egyptian mediation

‘I want to spread the peace’: Meet Gaza’s 11-year-old rapper

Israel bombs Gaza for eighth day in a row as it threatens Hamas with war

Gaza’s sole power plant forced to shut amid tensions with Israel

Unexploded Israeli missile found in a Gaza school after Israeli strikes

Constant surveilance: Israeli drones over Gaza

Israel annexation plan: Why is Gaza missing from the conversation?

Jehad Abusalim

The Gaza cancer patients left in limbo after end of PA-Israel coordination

'I can't lose my job': Seaside vendors decry gentrification of Gaza beach

Volunteers in Gaza launch a mobile library amid coronavirus lockdown

Coronavirus and Gaza: A besieged health system facing the threat of pandemic

Gaza Strip out of coronavirus testing kits, says Palestinian official

Ten killed in Gaza refugee camp after fire sweeps through crowded market

Gaza: The undrinkable water of a land under siege

'Unprecedented brutality': Family of Palestinian mangled by bulldozer condemn Israel

Israeli bulldozer drags body of Palestinian man