By Palestine Chronicle Staff After six years of trial and error, Gaza farmers are finally growing the rare and powerful dragon fruit. The Palestine Chronicle joined Palestinian farmers as they harvested the rare pitaya […]
By Palestine Chronicle Staff Only 180 megawatts of Gaza’s need for electricity, estimated at 500 megawatts, are available. To make up for some of the massive deficit, Gazans have to improvise. With frequent and […]
By Palestine Chronicle Staff Various types of weapons, some developed in Gaza itself, were also featured at the event, which was attended by a large number of Palestinians. The Islamic Jihad in Palestine, which […]
By Palestine Chronicle Staff The Palestine Chronicle attended an exciting equestrian competition in Gaza. Some of the most majestic Arabian horses paraded before an enthralled audience, while others showed their impeccable skills in jumping […]
By Palestine Chronicle Staff Walaa wants to employ only women, as she understands the hardship faced by women in particular who are trying to enter the job market. Walaa Abu Hammad has a degree […]
By Palestine Chronicle Staff The Palestine Children’s Relief Fund (PCRF) in the Gaza Strip launched its summer camp for amputees. The camp was held in the city of Khan Yunis, in the southern region […]
By Palestine Chronicle Staff At 3 AM, every single day, a whole Israeli army unit arrives at the Al-Basiti home in East Jerusalem. Their target is a 13-year-old boy. Ayham Fawzi Al-Basiti is a […]
By Palestine Chronicle Staff Representatives of major clans in the besieged Gaza Strip held a national conference demanding a comprehensive national plan to confront the Israeli occupation. This conference was a rare occurrence since […]
By Mahmoud Mushtaha According to the Gaza Ministry of Social Development, 459 families were displaced as a result of the Israeli war. They are now homeless, totaling 2,516 people, including 1,180 children. On May 9, […]
Archaeologists working on a 2,000-year-old Roman cemetery discovered in Gaza last year have found at least 125 tombs, most with skeletons still largely intact, and two rare lead sarcophaguses, Reuters news agency reported. “It is […]
By Palestine Chronicle Staff The Palestine Chronicle joined families celebrating their kids’ high grades in Gaza. The results of the final high school exam, known as Tawjihi, are in, and Palestinian families are out […]
By Roger Fowler This year the Freedom Flotilla boat, the Handala, is sailing across Europe to build support for the Palestinian people. Since 2008 international activists have organized numerous solidarity flotillas to the Gaza Strip […]
An Israeli official asked a German Christian priest on Wednesday to hide his crucifix during a visit to the Buraq Wall in Jerusalem’s Old City, Israeli media reported. A reporter for the German news outlet […]
By Palestine Chronicle Staff The Palestine Chronicle joined a group of children and teenagers as they held a vigil at the Gaza port, demanding an end to the Israeli siege. Most of Gaza’s youthful […]
By Fayha Shalash – Ramallah None of the Jenin camp’s residents managed to sleep all night, due to the sounds of the shells, which rained down on their buildings. Muhammad al-Saadi kissed his three children […]
By Palestine Chronicle Staff Many autistic children participated in the camp and its many activities, including drawing, building sand castles, and learning how to swim. A summer camp dedicated to autistic people was held […]
By Palestine Chronicle Staff Palestinians living in the village of Umm Al-Naser in the northern Gaza Strip, walk long distances to reach places where water is available. It is not easy to obtain water […]
By Tamar Fleishman Mohammed was a 16-year-old Palestinian boy, who was kidnapped on the morning of July 2, 2014, by illegal Israeli Jewish settlers, in East Jerusalem. On the anniversary of Mohammed Abu Khdeir’s murder, […]
By Palestine Chronicle Staff The exhibition included works of art that were engraved and hand-printed, archaeological landmarks in the Gaza Strip, and postage stamps used in Palestine during previous eras. Palestinian artists in the […]
By Palestine Chronicle Staff Ayman al-Ghazal is one of the most famous in Gaza. His eldest son, Zakaria, stands beside his dad to help him. Ayman al-Ghazali, 43, also known as “Abu Zakaria” is […]
By Palestine Chronicle Staff Though summer camps and activities are common for children in many parts of the world, these activities are particularly urgent in Gaza. UNRWA’S ‘Summer Fun Weeks’ is officially open in […]
By Palestine Chronicle Staff Many children in Gaza work full-time doing this kind of job. They tell us that it is exhausting, has no future, and is hardly rewarding. Akram al-Hadaf is an 18-year-old […]
By Palestine Chronicle Staff For several years now, Palestine Chronicle editors have funded a youth football team in the Gaza Strip. Initially, the idea was to provide a group of children with football jerseys, […]
By Palestine Chronicle Staff Since sport is used in Palestine as an act of cultural resistance, the theme of the game simply changed, from a Super Cup match to an act of solidarity with […]
By Palestine Chronicle Staff Naim Sharab, known as Abu Salah, is a 44-year-old cook from Gaza. Abu Salah learned how to cook from his parents, who learned cooking from their parents. In other words, […]
By Palestine Chronicle Staff Some of the rockets were said to be “home-made”, and others were Russian-made “Cornet” missiles. Also on display were anti-aircraft guns and launchers, as well as the Gaza-made Shahab drone. […]
By Palestine Chronicle Staff Hundreds of Palestinians in the besieged Gaza Strip rushed to the fence separating Gaza from Israel to show support for Jenin, which is currently under Israeli military attacks. Hours after […]
By Palestine Chronicle Staff Saturday, July 1, is the final day of the Muslim Holiday, Eid Al-Adha. The Palestine Chronicle correspondent in Gaza took hundreds of photos through the Eid festivities, starting with the […]
By Palestine Chronicle Staff It is Eid Al-Adha, and Palestine, like the rest of the Muslim world and Muslim communities everywhere, is ready to receive one of the most special days of the year. […]
By Palestine Chronicle Staff Amani Shaath is a 25-year-old Palestinian woman from Gaza. She studied accounting and business administration, but following her marriage, she did not continue her studies, and thus never graduated. However, […]
A recent New York Times made many claims about the ‘mass rape’ of Israeli women on October 7. But two leading Palestinian media organizations, The Palestine Chronicle and Friends of Palestine Network, conducted a joint investigation, the outcome of which resulted in the ‘The Black Dress’, a groundbreaking 18-minute documentary looking into allegations and the possible falsification of evidence.
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