Gaza diary: Life under bombardment as Israel-Hamas war rages - Los Angeles Times
A Times special correspondent in Gaza offers a personal account of living in a place where nowhere feels safe.| Los Angeles Times
A Times special correspondent in Gaza offers a personal account of living in a place where nowhere feels safe.| Los Angeles Times
The closure of schools has removed a key social outlet for young people as they grapple with war, hunger and displacement.| Los Angeles Times
Throughout history, dehumanization preceded and justified atrocities. And the hungrier and more deprived people become, the less 'like us' they appear.| Los Angeles Times
Starvation in Gaza today summons up my grandmother's stories of how her family starved to death in the Warsaw ghetto. No one should meet that fate, in wartime or after.| Los Angeles Times
Yarmouk, on the outskirts of Damascus, Syria, was once the de facto capital of the Palestinian diaspora. It was devastated during Syria's civil war. Now, after the fall of strongman Basha Assad, it faces an uncertain future.| Los Angeles Times
Before the war, Gaza’s kitchens bustled with elaborate meals that touched on Palestinian traditions and culture.| Los Angeles Times
A Palestinian woman who lost 10 children and her husband shelters in her shattered Gaza home, where four of her youngest remain buried under rubble.| Los Angeles Times
'I just don't know where we'll go.' It's a question Palestinians ask over and over in Gaza as Israel ramps up bombardment after Hamas truce collapsed.| Los Angeles Times
Hamas' attack on Israel has hardened the settler movement. Increasing violence in the West Bank threatens to open another front in the conflict.| Los Angeles Times
Israel-Hamas war: In a national vigil of sorts, Israelis hope for the return of more than 220 people seized by militants and believed held in Gaza.| Los Angeles Times
A cease-fire between Hamas and Israel allowed many Gaza residents to return to their devastated homeland. But now many are fleeing once more.| Los Angeles Times
Israel has blocked food aid for six weeks. More than 2.1 million people are trapped and dying. Even my cat is starving.| Los Angeles Times
No banks. No bills. Israel's blockade on cash imports into Gaza leaves Palestinians there with disintegrating paper money amid growing desperation.| Los Angeles Times
Nearly everyone in Gaza is going hungry these days. In the north, experts say a full-blown famine may be underway amid aid issues for Palestinians in the Israel-Hamas war.| Los Angeles Times
