Gaza Herald – Gaza’s destruction is often portrayed as a humanitarian crisis defined by hunger, tents, and stalled aid convoys. While the suffering is real, framing it purely as an emergency obscures the deliberate political and military decisions that caused […]
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Gaza Herald – Intensive care patients at Al-Aqsa Martyrs Hospital in central Gaza faced life-threatening conditions as the facility’s two primary generators failed, forcing medical teams to consider emergency electricity rationing within hours. Doctors warned that ventilators, dialysis machines, incubators,
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Gaza Herald – Al-Qassam Brigades said the body of its spokesperson Abu Obeida was not recovered following an intense Israeli airstrike that targeted the location where he was reportedly present with members of his family. According to the source, the
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Gaza Herald– The United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East (UNRWA) said on Saturday that it had removed 5,000 tons of solid waste from various areas across the Gaza Strip. UNRWA affirmed that its
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Gaza Herald – Doctors Without Borders (MSF) announced a partial suspension of its medical operations at Nasser Medical Complex in Khan Yunis, southern Gaza, effective January 20, citing serious security concerns. The organization said armed personnel were present inside the
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Gaza Herald – Ten Palestinians were killed, and several otherswere wounded early Sunday in a new wave of Israeli airstrikes and artillery shelling across the Gaza Strip, marking continued violations of the ceasefire. Attacks intensified after midnight, targeting multiple areas
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Gaza Herald _For Palestinians in Gaza, even the act of returning home after life-threatening illness is shaped by war, siege, and control. What should be a simple journey of healing becomes a prolonged ordeal defined by border closures, military restrictions,
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Gaza Herald _For the first time, the Israeli military has released detailed official data revealing the number of soldiers within its ranks who hold foreign citizenship, according to the Israeli newspaper Yedioth Ahronoth. The figures show that 50,632 soldiers currently
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Gaza Herald_ The head of the Gaza Petroleum Authority, Iyad Al-Shurbaji, affirmed that the gas crisis in the Gaza Strip is political rather than technical, stressing that the Israeli occupation is using civilians’ need for gas as a tool of
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Gaza Herald_ The continued standstill in the work of the National Committee for Gaza Administration, a full month after its formation was announced, has sparked mounting political and legal debate over the scope of its granted powers and whether it
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