Nagham Mohanna

The harvest is still limited but people are happy to see much-loved local products return to market

Defence Minister warns of ‘powerful action’ after four kites landed in a kibbutz near the border

Recent assessment found that 94% of the population needs proper shelter

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

Before the war, the enclave was dotted with more than 40,000 beehives - and the honey they produced was a source of sweet pride

With electricity and connectivity in short supply, spaces offer a workplace in the war-torn enclave, where freelancing has become a lifeline

Lack of recovery equipment hampered recovery of remains

Statement issued after 'constructive and detailed' meeting makes no mention of Israel's intensified attacks after Hamas disarmament deal

Palestinians ask why group did not agree concessions earlier to save lives

Critics fear continued displacement and fragmentation of Gaza under plan to build temporary housing in south after peacekeeping forces enter

Inmates describe food shortages and medical neglect

Lack of fuel and spare parts also contributing to collapse of delivery system

Nearly 10,000 cases recorded, as overcrowding, rising temperatures and lack of water create optimum conditions for spread of disease

More than 1,100 Palestinians killed and nearly 4,000 injured since truce began in October

Discussions continue over transfer of administrative responsibilities to committee