Responding to a period of relative quiet in the region, Israel allows Palestinian fisherman to work in waters that were declared out of bounds following Palestinian rocket fire during Obama visit in March.

Publishing the report 13 years after the incident took place and accompanying it with a government PR campaign is not only surreal, but could backfire by awaking sleeping dogs.

Angered by kidnapping of seven Egyptian policemen by Islamist gunmen in Sinai, Egypt keeps Gaza crossing closed Friday and Saturday, leaving hundreds of Palestinian travelers stranded.

While its noble aim was to honor felled reporters, the Newseum wound up walking into a minefield when it included then deleted from its list of honorees two Gazans who were killed in an Israeli airstrike while working for Al-Aqsa TV.

Officers lock gates at border crossing in response to the abduction of seven members of the Egyptian security forces by Islamist gunmen; meanwhile hundreds of Palestinians stranded on both sides.

Local delivery company is bringing fried chicken from the U.S. fast-food chain through tunnels under the Egypt-Gaza border, and delivering it all over the Gaza Strip.

With friends in high places, law-evading ploys and piles of money in the bank, veteran settler leader Ze'ev Hever and his organization Amana are seemingly immune to Israeli legal action.

Middle East TV show based on singing content, is a platform for Arab Spring youth to express themselves artistically.

Washington D.C. journalism and media museum including the two men, killed by Israeli troops in Gaza, in annual ceremony for slain reporters.

Israeli rights group's report finds that 35 percent of the non-combatants killed in Operation Pillar of Defense were under 18, also cites violations of international law by both Palestinian militant groups and IDF.