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Al Mawasi attack felt like earthquake, says survivor
Residents of Gaza 'safe zone' work with rescuers to find loved ones buried under sand after Israeli air strike kills 40
Tented classrooms and makeshift uniforms mark Gaza children's return to learning
An estimated 625,000 school pupils have already missed out on an entire year of education
Apocalyptic scenes in southern Gaza shock polio vaccination team
Israel has blocked access to waste dump sites, with Gazans using old car parts to fix sewerage pipes, UN says
UN teams head to southern Gaza for second phase of polio vaccination campaign
Medical workers aim to immunise 340,000 children following successful roll-out in the enclave
Al Shifa Hospital emergency department re-opens after siege
Using salvaged equipment, staff get the 80-bed unit back in operation, amid fears of renewed attacks
Gaza teachers fight to get children into makeshift classes
Families fear another year without lessons
Second day of polio vaccinations under way in Gaza
More than 87,000 children have received a first dose of the vaccine, the UN says
Rollout of Gaza polio vaccines will test commitment to humanitarian pauses, says UNRWA
UN agency aims to deliver two doses of the vaccine to 640,000 children via health centres and mobile teams
'She calls for her mother': Tragic tale of Gaza's orphaned children
Young family members take on parenting roles as number of orphans in enclave mounts
The Gazans in Deir Al Balah who prefer to die than flee again
'There is no dignity left anywhere so I prefer to stay here and not move', says Palestinian man displaced six times
Lack of sleep causing long-term health concerns among Gazans
Displaced Palestinians try to get what rest they can in tents, shelters or in the open air, but insomnia is adding to the misery caused by Israeli strikes
Ceasefire talks delayed as Israel intensifies strikes on Gaza
US President Joe Biden had discussed need to secure deal in call with Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu
Back to broken schools: The struggle for education in Gaza
More than 630,000 pupils have gone a full year without education because of war, officials said
Exclusive‘Did Israeli forces hear my babies’ cries and consider them a threat?’
The father, who learnt of the deadly air strike while collecting the birth certificates, speaks to The National about his tragedy
Gazans forced to rebury their loved ones in mass graves
Israeli army bulldozed many graves while looking for bodies of hostages held by Hamas
