Lubna Masarwa

MEE's Gaza reporters describe the feeling within enclave after court rules Israel must prevent genocide, but falls short of calling for ceasefire

People resort to extreme measures that have had adverse effects on their health, due to intense Israeli bombing and food shortages

UN officials have repeatedly warned that a ground offensive in the former 'safe zone' would add an 'additional layer of endless tragedy' for Palestinians who have sought shelter there

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's decision to restrict Muslims from sacred mosque is aimed at prolonging conflict and changing status quo, Palestinians say

A Palestinian from northern Gaza, where over half a million live in Israeli-imposed famine, speaks about the fear of imminent death from starvation

Men detained by Israeli forces since the start of the war are returning to Gaza with harrowing accounts of mock executions, constant beatings and humiliating mistreatment

Tens of thousands of Israelis have marked six months of war by protesting against their own government's failure to secure the release of dozens held captive in Gaza since 7 October

While both sides are ostensibly negotiating with similar aims, Hamas believes they are worlds apart. Here's why

Video journalist Moatasim Mortaja describes the scene at Nasser hospital, where hundreds of bodies have been discovered since Israeli troops pulled out

Just six trucks of aid have entered Gaza in the last week, and Palestinians displaced from Rafah face starvation