Nagham Mohanna

With families separated or grieving over lost loved ones, Gaza's surviving residents mournfully remember happier Ramadan celebrations

More than 3,000 have been widowed since the start of the war on Gaza, according to the UN

More than 1,000 kidney patients require life-saving treatment in the enclave

Washington's allies are pushing for more aid to enter Gaza via Rafah, says diplomat, as Israeli inspections prevent vital supplies from reaching enclave

Every university has been damaged or destroyed in the offensive since October, throwing the academic futures of tens of thousands of young people into doubt

UN calls for investigation after Israeli soldiers shoot Palestinians waiting for humanitarian supplies

Six children have died overnight from malnutrition, local health authorities say

UN children's agency says the alarming lack of food, surging malnutrition and disease could lead to an explosion in child deaths

Palestinians in the southern city are refusing to leave their homes despite warnings of an imminent operation

The international organisation says 2.2 million people are on the brink of famine

The UN has warned of a growing risk of famine

Israeli strikes kill dozens of Palestinians ahead of the talks bringing together senior officials from the US, Israel, Egypt and Qatar

Jabalia resident Haitham Hamoda says his children are 'crying for real food'

Medics moved 32 patients as health officials say Israeli forces have detained 70 members of staff and volunteers

More than one million Palestinians have taken refuge in Gaza's southernmost city