Alaa Helou

Families of Palestinian prisoners in Gaza protest the increasing assaults, torture and medical neglect by Israel and called for international protection.

Large crowds gathered in Gaza City’s Zeitoun neighbourhood to bury 100 people – 70 of them children - found under the rubble of buildings destroyed by Israel

Gaza mourns 50 Palestinians whose remains were recovered from beneath the rubble of Israeli strikes nearly three years after they were killed.

Eight-year-old Muhammad Fasfous, suffering from a rare condition enlarging his liver and kidneys, is unable to leave Gaza for treatment

Rescue teams in Gaza plan on concluding the operation in three months, as families continue to search for their loved ones.

Seventy-eight years after the Palestinian Nakba, children in the Gaza Strip are experiencing a tragedy strikingly similar to what their grandparents endured.

Relatives of Palestinian prisoners held a vigil in Gaza City after Israeli lawmakers approved a racist law applying capital punishment to Palestinians only.

The event is part of a global initiative launched in 2005, aimed at raising international awareness and expanding boycott campaigns and pressure on Israel.

Hundreds of thousands of Gazans displaced by Israel's devastating two-year assault are doing what they can to celebrate the holiday