Nagham Mohanna

Palestinians see Hamas as a key factor in their suffering, but fear entrenched foreign influence may be the price of ending the war

Water, food and power running dry but some refuse to abandon their homes

US leader's comments could help Netanyahu manage far-right, claims analyst

With tents on black market costing up to $1,200, many Gazans are forced to sleep in the open as winter looms

Plea to help evacuate Gaza patients for treatment comes amid fears lack of fuel will force hospitals to shut down

Palestinians in the enclave view the move as symbolic amid escalating Israeli bombardment and mass displacement

WHO chief warns of final collapse of medical care as Israeli offensive worsens already dire situation

Sadness and tears as people in cars, carts, lorries and on foot leave, resigned to losing homes forever

Defence Minister Israel Katz says enclave 'is burning', while UN investigators accuse Israel of genocide

As dozens of dead arrive at Al Shifa Hospital, survivors of daily bombing mourn something that is more than property

Israel's offensive forces Palestinians into despair in makeshift camps

Israeli Defence Minister says strike on Hamas leaders in Qatar showed it will act against its enemies everywhere

Hamas tells ceasefire mediators that it will not disarm before Israel withdraws, sources say

Gaza city residents say aerial assault is about more than physical destruction

As Israel intensifies its offensive, authorities turn again to online classes and makeshift learning centres