Our walls and ceilings are mere tarp and cloth, so easily penetrated and burnt. Read more about The tent I now call home 

A girl was crying as all her family had been killed. Read more about Speechless in Shujaiya  

Converted buses, improvised trucks become places to sleep, eat and call home after Israel seizes Rafah border crossing. Read more about Lack of tents leads to shelter innovations 

Budding doctors in Gaza are dealing with extremely stressful conditions. Read more about Medical training at a time of massive shock  

Some 39,000 high school students cannot sit leaving exams. Read more about Right to education will remain under threat in Gaza  

This hideous war has changed everything. Read more about My students have lost a year of their lives  

With one company holding the power of passage through Rafah, many have had to spend their savings or go into debt. Read more about The costly, uncertain, desperate escape to Egypt 

Israel regards humanitarian activities as terrorism. Read more about I got death threats for doing charity work  

The al-Farra family endured unthinkable hardships as they remained in their Khan Younis home during the Israeli ground invasion. Read more about “Either a decent life or to die with dignity” 

Suad was playing with her only brother when he was killed. Read more about In Gaza, where children talk of firebelts