Maram Humaid

Op­er­a­tion in oc­cu­pied West Bank gen­er­ates de­fi­ance in Gaza, but could it lead to an­oth­er war?

Life in Gaza has a re­cur­rent theme, one of repet­i­tive hard­ships, with­out the prospect of any im­prove­ment.

While some Pales­tini­ans see the new gov­ern­ment as no dif­fer­ent from pre­vi­ous ones, oth­ers are wor­ried.

The UN called 2022 the dead­liest year for Pales­tini­ans in the Is­raeli-oc­cu­pied West Bank in 16 years.

Hamas au­thor­i­ties gov­ern­ing the Gaza Strip said an in­ves­ti­ga­tion is un­der way to de­ter­mine the cause of the fire.

Gaza has been qui­et since Is­rael’s three-day of­fen­sive in Au­gust, but events in the West Bank have led to ten­sions.

Thou­sands in Gaza take to the streets to protest the killing of six Pales­tini­ans by Is­raeli forces.

Meet three in­flu­encers who take to so­cial me­dia to dis­cuss the con­di­tions in­flict­ed on the Gaza Strip.

Pro­test­ers held ban­ners in sol­i­dar­i­ty with vic­tims of Is­raeli vi­o­lence in the oc­cu­pied West Bank and East Jerusalem.

Sur­vivors of one of the worst mas­sacres in Pales­tin­ian his­to­ry re­count the hor­ror of the events.