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Buzz of Gaza's beehives silenced by Israel's war
Honey industry collapses as sugar runs out and farmers burn their hive boxes for fuel
Rising fears in Gaza over lack of progress on ceasefire's second stage
Residents see further withdrawal of Israeli troops as reassurance of prospects for extended peace
Israel to open Rafah crossing 'for exit of Gazans'
More than 900 people have died while waiting to be evacuated since October 2023
Children proud, adults suspicious as Israel lets iPhone 17s into Gaza
People asking why market flooded with latest phones - and how young people can afford them - when essential supplies are still blocked
Israel's war has wiped out 90 per cent of Gaza's livestock
Cattle, sheep and poultry killed by air strikes or slaughtered in desperation
Gazans mourn loss of 20,000 artefacts from centuries-old palace wiped out by war
Israel accused of looting or destroying priceless items from landmark Al Basha Palace Museum
Hundreds of families displaced again as Israeli forces cross Gaza's 'yellow line'
People living near the line say they had to abandon their homes and possessions as Israeli tanks advanced
From names to numbers: How Israel is dehumanising Palestinians
Practice of referring to detainees only by number, even in death, helps Israel 'justify the unjustifiable'
Gazans fear winter in 'cold and filth' after rain floods tent cities
Rainwater mixed with sewage leaves Palestinians homeless once again
'Spirit of learning' returns to Gaza as universities slowly reopen
Gaza city's Islamic University resumes in-person teaching for medics and engineers
Fear reigns on Gaza's yellow line, where Israel 'fires at anything that moves'
Palestinians living near border of Israeli-held territory say killing has not stopped despite ceasefire
Hamas taxes, profiteers and Israeli restrictions keep Gaza food prices high
Vendors accused of profiteering as local authority demands cut of profits and aid deliveries remain far short of requirements
Gaza's entrepreneurs count the cost of war but vow territory will 'rise again'
Many have seen their life's work wiped out by two years of conflict
Taste of hope for Gaza as popular sweet shop reopens
Syrup, roasted nuts and knafeh back on the menu at Abu Al Soud Sweets in Gaza city
Hamas hands over two more bodies as Gazans fear ceasefire is grinding to a halt
Israel bombs 'terrorist infrastructure' in eastern areas under the control of its military
