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    On World Refugee Day, Palestinians try to scrape by in Gaza

    20 Jun 2020

    On the United Nations' World Refugee Day on Saturday, Marwan Kuwaik, a 70-year-old Palestinian in Gaza, will be focused on trying to eke out a living by selling snack food on the street.

    Gaza's first marine fish farm helps make up for dwindling catch

    21 Sep 2022

    Gaza's fishing boats have long operated under a tight blockade imposed by both Israel and Egypt, which has made it too expensive for many to operate and has reduced the size of their catch.

    Gaza women seek outdoors escape on summer nights

    23 Aug 2022

    From card games to horse rides, women in Gaza are spending their summer nights outdoors to seek solace from daily hardships in the Palestinian enclave.

    Art van adds a splash of colour to drab Gaza life amid the coronavirus pandemic

    07 Jun 2020

    Every day Ammar Abu Shamalla adds a little colour to drab routine life in Gaza, loading up his camper van with pictures he displays and sells in the Palestinian territory's streets and markets.

    Say no to plastic: Young Palestinians sell recycled cloth bags to protect the environment

    18 Jul 2020

    A group of young Palestinians is recycling discarded fabric into reusable totes to clamp down on waste and protect the environment.

    Volunteers renovate ancient Gaza buildings

    25 Dec 2020

    The building made in the Mamluk-era is located in the old quarter city of Gaza. It is one of a lot of structures on the risk of demolition.

    Paul Pogba voices solidarity with Palestinians, says 'May Allah protect the people of Gaza'

    13 Aug 2022

    The Juventus star took to his Instagram account and shared a collage of photos of children who lost their lives during Israel's latest attacks on Gaza.

    Veiled women make Santa dolls in Gaza Strip

    25 Dec 2019

    The scene on Tuesday morning in the northern Gaza Strip could at first look incongruous -- a group of women in black niqab veils sewing Santa Claus dolls for Christmas.

    Cramped Gaza zoo reopens, only months after closure

    22 Sep 2019

    A lioness is beaten with sticks while her cubs are dragged away -- a Gazan zoo closed after a long campaign has reopened, with conditions seemingly as bad as ever.

    Gazans too poor to afford sheep for Eid sacrifice under blockade, Israel cash row

    08 Aug 2019

    "I have slaughtered a sheep every year ... but this year there is no way I can. I am ashamed," said the father of five, who declined to give his last name.

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