An investigation into how Palestinians escape the poverty trap by working in Israel but only at the terrible cost of failing to build and sustain their own local economies
A year and a half after the war in Gaza, nearly $2.1 billion of the $3.5 billion donors promised has yet to be delivered and some of the biggest pledgers have still not met their commitments.
Getting back to work following the end-of-year break can be tough. But spare a thought for Filippo Grandi, who arrived in Geneva this week to begin his five-year term as head of the UN’s refugee agency.
Faten Ghosheh, a 33-year-old Palestinian mother of five, stands on the roof of her partially demolished home in Jerusalem’s Old City, the Al-Aqsa Mosque complex...
More than a year since a devastating war between Israel and Palestinian armed groups in Gaza, whole communities remain affected. The conflict left more than...
A United Nations investigation accusing Israel and Palestinian armed groups of alleged war crimes in last summer’s Gaza conflict caused a stir on Monday. The...
