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'We believed we'd lost her': Tears as evacuated Gazan babies return two years on
Emotional reunion for 11 children taken to Egypt after premature births in 2023
'I could lose my son at any moment': Anger at Israel's death penalty law
Almost 10,000 Palestinians held in 'administrative detention' are at risk
Child returned, father missing: Gaza woman's ordeal after family abducted by Israeli military
Wa'ad Al Shafeey's husband and son were taken near the 'yellow line' marking the Israeli-controlled half of the Palestinian territory
Palestinian man detained at Rafah crossing after years of waiting to return home
Mohammed Othman had been screened and approved to enter after nearly five years away from Gaza
Gaza gets a lift from resuming Eid traditions
Food vendors get back to business for first Eid Al Fitr without war since 2023
Thousands in Gaza risk going blind over lack of proper treatment
Doctors struggle with mounting cases as Israeli controls prevent entry of medicines and equipment
Aid workers shut out of Gaza despite Israeli reprieve
While Israeli court ruling has delayed ban on dozens of charities, staff tell The National that restrictions are already biting
Gazans watch new regional war from the sidelines – but fear being drawn into more conflict
US and Israeli attacks on Iran trigger fears of wider escalation that could affect fragile ceasefire in the Palestinian territory
'You don't forget famine': Panic buying in Gaza as Israel shuts key crossing
Gazans hope for swift reopening of Rafah border after Israel closed it for security reasons
Young Palestinians join the long queue to sign up for Gaza's new police force
With an unemployment rate of 80 per cent owing to Israel's war, more than 55,000 people have applied for the 5,000 positions
'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
