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'Not the audience for this': Egyptian TV war drama too much for Gazans
People of the Land portrays Egyptian doctor who finds love and hardship in wartime Gaza
Gaza's Ramadan: Plastic structures host prayers where mosques once stood
About nine out of every 10 mosques were either destroyed or heavily damaged during Israel's war
Shiny cafes and silent factories: Gaza's illusory economic recovery
Shift from manufacturing to retail after war destroyed infrastructure and left massive unemployment
Handmade lanterns and modest meals mark Gaza’s Ramadan joy
Relative calm since ceasefire has given residents chance to 'feel something different'
Silent suffering: Gaza’s cancer patients deteriorate behind closed borders
No cancer patients have been allowed out through the Rafah border crossing, says health ministry
Israel blocks majority of Gazans seeking return home as Rafah crossing reopens
Only 12 of 42 Palestinians were allowed to pass through Israeli checkpoint on Gaza-Egypt border, with men turned away
How first Gazans to cross Rafah border felt after agonising wait
One man tells The National of dawn journey through Egypt, while woman in Gaza finally has chance to take son for treatment
First group of 50 Gazans return through Rafah as crossing reopens
Egypt mobilises hospitals and ambulances for patients leaving Gaza for treatment
After Israel buries last hostage, Gazans wait for closure on their dead
Palestinians struggle to identify their dead after Israel returns bodies in poor condition
Gaza's farmers 'dig through rock' in desperate quest to restore ravaged land
Farmland that once bloomed with fruit and vegetables now destroyed by war or cut off by Israeli barrier
'The decision is final': Why some Gazans want to leave strip when border opens
As Palestinians wait for Israel to unblock border, some hope to leave Gaza for treatment while others stranded abroad plan to return
Israel's 'strange and frightening' hostage hunt at Gaza cemetery
Tanks and shelling spark fear among Palestinians during three-day military operation at cemetery
Gaza's UNRWA staff in shock after pay cuts and layoffs
Decision by cash-strapped UN agency for Palestinian refugees affects hundreds in war-torn enclave
'No Palestinians involved': What Gazans think of Trump's glitzy makeover plan
Palestinians doubt US intentions but cling to hope that $30 billion reconstruction plan will restore dignified life
Recovering Gaza's dead threatens lives of workers
Retrieving remains from rubble exposes civil defence and volunteers to toxic gases and deadly bacteria
