A forum in the Gaza Strip sheds light on the Israeli siege on the Gaza Strip for 15 years

"We have lost about 70% of thee bees we had, which is a grave financial loss for us"

For locals, this traditional cooking utensil provides reassurance that their food will be cooked to the best quality.

The wastewater treatment plants went into test operation at the end of 2020, and regular operation at the start in April 2021

A teacher in Gaza has created a robot to help modernise education in Palestinian schools.

The tilapia fish farming project by the Ministry of Agriculture in the Gaza Strip continues to achieve success for the twelfth consecutive year

The European Union is ready to provide all the support necessary to help this process along.

The system sees large sandbags placed around 20 metres from the beach. These act as wave breakers and will protect the homes which overlook Gaza's sandy beaches.

“The occupation’s decision to classify six Palestinian civil rights organisations as terrorist organisations is a flagrant violation of international law and a crime against our people”

The Positive Energy Club launched the yoga initiative to help promote positive mental health among cancer patients as part of Pink October which aims to raise awareness about breast cancer

Gaza’s landfill site is expanding to accommodate two million cubic metres of waste per day in an effort to meet the enclave's needs for the next nine years

Thirteen people have been tried on drug trafficking offenses, one was handed a death sentence, while three others have been given life terms.

Salala, which was established in 2006, is the only association concerned with animal welfare in the Gaza Strip

Palestinian farmers in the Gaza Strip are facing hardships and working at a loss as a result of the terms set out for exports by the Israeli occupation authorities....

Palestinians in the Gaza Strip have started harvesting their date palms

As Palestinian farmers harvest their olive crop this season, they are met with frustration at the low yields

As a musician in his sixties, Khader Al-Bayed, has witnessed numerous stages of Israel's occupation of Palestinian lands, but he's also seen how music has been used as instrument of resistance.

A Palestinian was killed and 15 were wounded by the Israeli occupation forces as protests calling for the end of the siege on Gaza continued.

A campaign to vaccinate secondary school students against the coronavirus was launched in Gaza

It took the UNMAS team and explosives engineers from the Palestinian police force 14 days to retrieve the missile

Israeli occupation forces opened fire at protesters gathered near the fence separating Gaza from the occupation state

Women in Gaza have manufactured a range of botanical toiletries which are free from radicals and chemical

A short film on Israel's war on doctors in Gaza

"Today we launch 'Our heritage, our identity' exhibition with a host of traditional, cultural and arts activities and events. It comes as part of the reopening of an archaeological house which belongs to the Ghussein family. It is one of the oldest houses in the Old City."

As the Eid Al-Adha holiday approaches, Palestinians in Gaza are preparing calves and sheep for slaughter

The housing sector and infrastructure losses made up 61 per cent out of the overall damages incurred

Children at the port of Gaza placed their letters of dreams and aspirations into bottles and threw them into the sea in the hope that they would reach the world

Some 84,598 male and female students in all governorates across Palestine will sit the Tawjihi high school exam today. The Ministry of Education said that the students applying for the exam...

On display, a remote control operated robot which can be used to approach the remains of explosives and suspicious objects and help extinguish fires.

The Palestinian Media Forum launched 'Sahafa Square' (Journalism Square) in Gaza today in front of the destroyed Al-Jawhara Tower which housed media companies, in honour of journalists whose work...

The Karm Abu Salem (Kerem Shalom) crossing, which is the economic lifeline of Gaza, has now been closed for 33 days

Mass rallies were held in the besieged Gaza Strip today in support of Jerusalem and Al-Aqsa Mosque after the Muslim Holy site witness a week of Israeli offensives and attacks