GAZA (Reuters) - The main U.N. humanitarian agency for Palestinians said on Thursday it was suspending operations in the Gaza Strip after demonstrators angered by aid cutbacks stormed its headquarters. Full story
A group of students in Gaza are building trash cans that thank people after they toss their garbage. TODAY.com's Alex Witt reports.
GAZA (Reuters) - New rules from the Education Ministry of the Islamist Hamas movement ruling the Gaza Strip will bar men from teaching at girls' schools and mandate separate classes for boys and girls from the age of nine. Full story
Hundreds of thousands of Palestinians joined a rally staged by President Mahmoud Abbas's Fatah group in Gaza, as tensions ease with rival Hamas. NBCNews.com's Dara Brown reports.
Palestinian Sadi al-Masri, 27, looks at the beach of Gaza City at a resort for wounded Palestinians in Gaza City May 16, 2013. Al-Masri said that his leg was amputated after clashes between Palestinians and Israeli soldiers during the first Intifada in 1987. REUTERS/Suhaib Salem (GAZA - Tags: POLITI
Palestinian Asad Redwan, 31, swims in a pool inside al-Sadaka Club in Gaza City May 16, 2013. Redwan said his leg was amputated after he was hit in an Israeli air strike in 2009. The swimming training sessions are organized by the Merciful Hands Society for wounded Palestinians in an attempt to help
Palestinian Asad Redwan, 31, swims in a pool during a swimming lesson inside al-Sadaka Club in Gaza City May 16, 2013. Redwan said his leg was amputated after he was hit in an Israeli air strike in 2009. The swimming training sessions are organized by the Merciful Hands Society for wounded Palestini
Palestinian Mahmoud Abu Ghaneyma, 22, looks on during a swimming lesson inside al-Sadaka Club in Gaza City May 16, 2013. Abu Ghaneyma said that his both legs were amputated after he was hit in an Israeli air strike in 2008. The swimming training sessions are organized by the Merciful Hands Society f