Nagham Mohanna
Articles
Israeli air strikes hit refugee camps as Gaza marks one year of war
Three people killed in bombings at Nuseirat and Bureij displacement shelters
Old Gaza lives in photo albums after Israel's destructive war
Palestinian enclave's residents carry memories of how they lived in photos on their mobile phones
‘Will my leg grow back?’ Thousands of children in Gaza face life with lost limbs
More than 4,000 youths have lost a limb in one year of war with Israel, says Ministry of Health
Israeli strikes and ground invasion in Gaza kill at least 70 Palestinians
Residents say they feel Israel retaliated against them after Iran launched a salvo of ballistic missiles
Palestinian heritage is rooted in olive groves, but war has ravaged harvest
Farmers face Israeli fire as they tend to trees, and olive prices soar in markets across besieged enclave
Hopes dashed for families as Israel releases unidentified bodies in Gaza
Gazan authorities critical over 'digging up and stealing' from graves across the enclave
'Our hearts ache': Gazans voice solidarity as Israel bombards Lebanon
Palestinians fear their situation is repeating itself in Lebanon
Rains bring new misery to Gaza camps as displaced brace for winter
Downpours have deluged makeshift tents sheltering those who fled the fighting
Gazan man looks to ancestors for construction inspiration amid Israeli blockade
Motaz Barzaq has built a home from sandbags in the absence of quality building materials
Gaza families enjoy chicken and vegetables for first time in months
Families tell The National how eating a hearty meal has given them a small glimpse of happiness amid the war
How Gazans have been turned into nomads by Israeli displacement orders
Analysis by The National reveals the epic scale of upheaval imposed on civilians – with physically and mentally scarred families forced to uproot up to 20 times since the war began
Puppeteer helps Gaza's strung-out children deal with horrors of war
Mahdi Atiya crafts puppets from scraps of materials he finds in the tented camp he lives in
The Gaza 'money launderers' cleaning worn-out currency
With no replacement currency available, resourceful Palestinians are offering to restore damaged notes
Barefoot or bust: Gaza's children struggle to find footwear
Carpenters carve sandals from wood as Israel's siege on Gaza sends shoe prices soaring
High turnout as Gaza polio vaccine drive nears end
Parents take their children for inoculation despite doubts about sincerity of world's concern about their welfare