• “Being a medic is not only a job for a man,” Razan al-Najjar, 20, said in an interview at a Gaza protest camp last month. “It’s for women, too.”

But an hour before dusk on Friday, the 10th week of the Palestinian protest campaign along the fence dividing the Gaza Strip from Israel, Ms. Najjar ran forward in her white paramedic’s uniform for the last time.

Israeli soldiers fired two or three bullets from across the fence, according to a witness, hitting Ms. Najjar in the upper body. The Israeli military said her death would be examined.

Business

• Microsoft is buying GitHub, a software developer used by 28 million programmers. Satya Nadella, Microsoft’s chief executive, said the $7.5 billion deal would accelerate a transition to cloud computing and help add artificial intelligence to its applications.

• Software, software, software: Apple has kicked off its annual five-day Worldwide Developers Conference, or WWDC, showcasing new software features and operating system updates. Here’s our live coverage.

• Pharmaceutical companies get away with marking up drugs used to improve women’s sex lives because the condition is treated as taboo.