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At least 20 killed as war-damaged building collapses in Gaza city
Civil defence says 45 were injured and 35 were evacuated from building and nearby tents
Gazans turn to taxi trailers as Israeli shortages narrow transport options
Unsafe and unlicensed open trailers are 'emergency measure' to cope with shortage of working vehicles, official says
Palestinian school year brings excitement despite difficult conditions
Gaza's schools have yet to recover from war, while parents in West Bank fear for children's safety amid surge in violence
Aid pallets become furniture as Gazans rebuild homes with whatever remains
Traditional furnishing now unaffordable for most of the enclave's residents
Netanyahu vows no retreat from Gaza after 'terrifying' Israeli commando raid
Israeli Prime Minister visits occupied area after ground force raid in Gaza city
Israeli-backed commando operation in Gaza ends with heavy strikes and clashes
Head of Hamas internal security captured
How grapevines and fig trees are slowly taking root again in Gaza
The harvest is still limited but people are happy to see much-loved local products return to market
Gaza’s children grew up flying kites. Now Israel says they will be treated as drones
Defence Minister warns of ‘powerful action’ after four kites landed in a kibbutz near the border
Gaza in race against time as hundreds of thousands urgently need shelter
Recent assessment found that 94% of the population needs proper shelter
Aid finally arrives in Gaza. Now the problem is fuelling lorries to deliver it
Two-thirds of the trucks that the enclave could previously rely on were destroyed during the war - and servicing what's left requires negotiating Israel's stringent bureaucratic rules
Gaza's beekeepers put the buzz back into their business
Before the war, the enclave was dotted with more than 40,000 beehives - and the honey they produced was a source of sweet pride
Gaza freelancers turn to coworking spaces to stay connected and employed
With electricity and connectivity in short supply, spaces offer a workplace in the war-torn enclave, where freelancing has become a lifeline
Gazans mourn 112 people retrieved from rubble of Israeli strike three years ago
Lack of recovery equipment hampered recovery of remains
Israeli strikes cast doubt on Gaza ceasefire efforts despite renewed diplomacy
Statement issued after 'constructive and detailed' meeting makes no mention of Israel's intensified attacks after Hamas disarmament deal
Gazans welcome disarmament deal but ask why it took Hamas so long
Palestinians ask why group did not agree concessions earlier to save lives
