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Olive Press Gazans struggle to reel in a livelihood

One man alone used to employ more than 2,000 fishermen to bring in Gaza's daily catch, but Israel has reduced the areas in which Palestinians may fish, curbing the number of accessible fish.

In Syria, terrorist designation means more go hungry

Briefing: Palestinian factions agree to reconcile

KFC smugglers bring buckets of chicken through Gaza tunnels

Olive Press Palestinian woman with prison legacy feels betrayed by her own

Israeli airstrike in Syria brings Iran onstage, raising risk of proxy war

With air strike on Gaza, Israel tells Hamas 'get it together'

Kerry makes headway with Middle East peace, but violence flares

First West Bank marathon highlights barriers to Palestinian movement

In Middle East Kerry pushes for Turkey-Israel rapprochement

Olive Press Former Palestinian prisoners once jailed for murder, now dole out dessert

Palestinian Prisoners' Day: Breaking down the controversy

Terrorism & Security Rockets fired from Egypt slam into Israeli resort town

Olive Press Hebrew lives on in Hamas-run Gaza

US loses a West Bank darling with resignation of Palestinian prime minister

Why Kerry could succeed at securing Israeli-Palestinian peace

Olive Press In Gaza, a dream of sailboats meets land's limited horizons

Iran's 'axis of resistance' loses its Palestinian arm to Syrian war

Cyber attack on Israel falls short of promised havoc

Palestinian prisoner deaths cause a spark, but unlikely to start a blaze

Terrorism & Security Palestinian prisoners go on hunger strike en masse to protest inmate's death

Palestinian anger builds as another prisoner dies on Israel's watch

Israel apologizes to Turkey for 2010 flotilla deaths

The latest hot language among Palestinians in Gaza? Hebrew

Backchannels Is a third Palestinian intifada coming?