simmons | June 13, 2011
The following video is a summary of the civil policies undertaken by the Coordinator of Government Activities (COGAT) during 2010. Despite the constant rocket fire emanating from the Gaza Strip towards Israel, civilian policy was expanded in order to enable improvements in the Gaza residents' quality of life
simmons | June 12, 2011
Tania Krämer joins the tunnel diggers in the Gaza Strip.
simmons | June 11, 2011
Palestinians protests in the streets of Gaza and West Bank against shortages due to Israel's border blockade.
simmons | June 3, 2011
In the Gaza Strip, the abandonment of children, and particularly new-borns, is sadly common. The problem is particularly prevalent with children born outside of marriage - such births are considered sacreligious and an affront to family honour.
simmons | June 2, 2011
Gunfire at a Fatah memorial rally for Yasser Arafat.
simmons | June 2, 2011
A new report is highlighting how living conditions for the people of Gaza are getting even worse. The Gaza based Institute for Development Studies in Palestine says more than 80 per cent of Gazans now live below the poverty line
simmons | June 1, 2011
As light as we try to keep our channel, the sad reality is that people are dying at this very moment. If we will, take a minute to reflect upon these people and to say a prayer for their release of a tyrannical government and false religion - HD 720p tags: hamas israel war tanks terrorist rockets bombs killed children gaza strip israeli zionist control victims troops entered
simmons | June 1, 2011
Violence.
simmons | May 31, 2011
The Reuters cameraman Fadel Shana was killed in Gaza along with two other Palestinian civilians. Local residents had said the explosion appeared to have been caused by an Israeli military air strike.
simmons | May 30, 2011
Two members of the al-Quds Brigades, the military wing of Islamic Jihad, were killed when Israeli soldiers opened fire in the Gaza Strip. It happened near the Israeli border, close to Khan Younis, on Sunday morning
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