Gaza Herald — Every evening, as bombs shook southern Gaza and electricity became a rarity, 24-year-old Mahmoud Aldaya would leave his family’s displacement tent searching for something increasingly precious: enough internet signal to submit his university assignments. Despite studying through […]
The Second Siege: How Western Bureaucracy Entrenches Gaza’s Scholasticide Read More »
Gaza Herald — In Gaza this year, the question is no longer just how many olive trees survived the war. The harder question is whether the fruit that’s left can make it through a system that’s been broken at every
Gaza’s Olive Harvest Survives, but the Economy Behind It Is Collapsing Read More »
Gaza Herald — In Gaza, the sound of an approaching missile, an explosion in the distance or people suddenly screaming and running can mean the difference between life and death. But for thousands of deaf and hearing-impaired Palestinians, those warnings
When You Cannot Hear the Bombs: Gaza’s Deaf Palestinians Fight to Survive Read More »
Gaza Herald — When a Palestinian home in Gaza is reduced to rubble, the loss can extend far beyond its walls. Buried beneath collapsed concrete are title deeds, purchase contracts, tax records and utility bills, documents that may one day
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Gaza Herald — In Gaza, a wounded person’s journey does not end when doctors manage to save their life. Once they leave the operating room, another, less visible battle begins, one that can last for years: How does someone who
They Survived Death, But Gaza’s Wounded Face Another Battle Read More »
Gaza Herald — Khawla Bint Al-Azwar School in eastern Deir al-Balah was not the home of the Ghaliya family, but it was the last place they believed could protect their children. After their home in Beit Lahia, northern Gaza, was
From a Destroyed Home to a Shelled School: Where Can Gaza’s Displaced Go? Read More »
Gaza Herald — The sea in Gaza is no longer simply a place of work or a source of food and income. For Palestinian fishermen, it has become a zone of constant danger, where every attempt to earn a living
Gaza’s Fishermen: A Destroyed Livelihood, a Sea Turned Dangerous Read More »
Gaza Herad — A new school year is approaching in Gaza, but for hundreds of thousands of children, there will be no familiar classroom to return to, no intact schoolyard and, in many cases, no school building at all. After
Gaza Herald — September was supposed to bring the simple joy of a new beginning for six-year-old Wafa’a Akila. She had spent the morning preparing for her very first day of school, eager to wear her new backpack, meet her
Stolen First Day: Six-Year-Old Wafa’a Killed With Her Father in Gaza Read More »
Gaza Herald — As Israeli occupation forces launched heavy airstrikes and opened fire indiscriminately to cover an operation targeting the head of Gaza’s Internal Security Service, Moein al-Arabid, some 200 children were trapped inside a nearby kindergarten, with their lives […]
A Heroic Rescue Under Fire: Gaza Teacher Protects 200 Children Read More »
