To the families and lovers at the bottom of the sea, trying to reach Europe. Read more about Poem: "No search, no rescue" 

Today in Jabaliya, Khan Younis, in Rafah and Shujaiya … Read more about Gaza, from the diaspora -- part two 

There’s more blood than water today in Gaza, writes poet Jehan Bseiso. Read more about Gaza, from the diaspora 

It remains to be seen whether both camps will take a genuinely joint approach towards managing Palestinians’ internal affairs. Read more about Reconciliation confronts both Hamas and Abbas with opportunities and dangers 

Palestinians forced to flee Damascus are trying to survive on help from charities in Cairo. Read more about Life "no longer bearable" in Syria, says Palestinian refugee 

Egypt’s policies toward Gaza are a barometer of the country’s foreign policy independence since the fall of Mubarak. Read more about Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood has reneged on promises to Palestine 

Palestinians in Gaza, half of whom are under 18 and more than a million dependent on food aid, were optimistic about Egypt’s new president. Their hopes for support are now quickly fading. Read more about Hopes for freedom of movement dashed, once again, in Gaza 

Rami Almeghari’s family joins him in Cairo to celebrate Ramadan and enjoy a respite from the debilitating power cuts in Gaza due to Israel’s ongoing siege. Read more about Respite at Ramadan: as power cuts continue in Gaza, my kids marvel at Cairo's lights 

Though The Electronic Intifada correspondent Rami Almeghari’s family has finally accessed medical treatment for his ailing wife, unlike other less lucky families in Gaza, the obstacles they have encountered are absurd. Read more about The ridiculous burdens borne by Gaza medical patients 

Rami Almeghari recounts his struggle to both cover the growing protests at Cairo’s Tahrir Square and fight his own personal battle. Read more about For Gaza journalist, more than one struggle underway in Cairo