Gaza population
Israeli man accused of transporting two illegal residents from Gaza in exchange for NIS 50
Khatib, a 74-year-old resident of Kafr Kanna, was charged with transporting illegal citizens, while the two Gazans were charged with entering and remaining in Israel without permits.
Why Morocco's commitment is a major milestone for the US peace plan in Gaza - analysis
Pineapples stuffed with thousands of smuggled cigarettes intercepted by IDF at Gaza crossing
Hamas dissolution of Gaza government is a trick to keep weapons, expert warns
Israeli mayors to US: Help resolve Gaza electricity, water crisis
The lack of power has crippled the treatment of sewage in Gaza, such that some 90,000 cu.m. of sewage flow daily into the Mediterranean Sea and other waterways.
COGAT works to thwart disease from sewage pollution
The sewage travels in Gaza through Wadi Hanun, near Beit Hanun and continues into Israel around the area of the Erez Crossing, Bromberg said.
In Pictures - Summer camp: Hamas-style
There were no marshmallows or bonfires at this summer camp.
Gaza health care suffers as Palestinian factions play blame game
Hamas says that Abbas restricted transfers of medicine to Gaza in March, accusing Hamas of failing to reimburse the PA for its purchases, and cut the salaries of its officials in May.
PA has not sent medical shipments to Gaza for over three months
Source says Abbas is pressuring Hamas to cede its control of Gaza.
Five reasons why Gaza's electricity crisis could spark a war
In the Middle East tinderbox, it doesn't take much for things to rapidly escalate.
Netanyahu: Israel doesn’t want Gaza violence outbreak
He spoke two-days after the security cabinet agreed to cut by 40% the amount of electricity it supplies to Gaza.
Looking for a new equation in Gaza
Israel and the world should think outside the box.
UN envoy blames Palestinians, Israel for Gaza energy crisis
"Residents can no longer be held hostage by disagreements and closures."
Cancer patient stopped at Gaza-Israel crossing with explosive material
An initial Shin Bet investigation indicated that the explosives were sent by Hamas and that the group was planning to carry out terror attacks in Israel in the near future.
