Gaza Herald – Doctors Without Borders (MSF) warned that suspending its operations in Gaza would have catastrophic consequences for civilians, after Israeli authorities ordered the organization to cease its activities and leave the enclave by the end of February. The […]
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Gaza Herald – Israeli forces shot and killed a Palestinian south of Khan Younis, medical sources at Nasser Medical Complex confirmed, adding to the rising death toll despite the declared ceasefire. The killing occurred outside Israel’s designated deployment zones, according
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Gaza Herald – The first bus carrying 12 Palestinians crossed into Gaza late Monday through the Rafah border crossing, marking a tightly restricted reopening after nearly two years of closure, according to local sources. The bus arrived at Nasser Medical
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Gaza Herald – The Gaza Health Ministry said on Monday that five Palestinians were killed in the past 24 hours, including two whose bodies were recovered, alongside four injured civilians. The victims were brought to hospitals across the enclave amid
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Gaza Herald – Hamas announced on Monday that it had finalized all governmental and administrative arrangements to transfer authority in Gaza to the National Committee for the Management of the Strip. The move marked a major step toward restoring civil
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Gaza Herald – Gaza’s population has fallen by more than 10 percent, losing an estimated 254,000 people since the start of Israel’s war in October 2023, according to a new study cited by The Guardian. The sharp decline reflects mass
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Gaza Herald — In Gaza, illness is no longer fought with treatment but with endurance. As borders remain tightly controlled and medical supplies are strangled by restrictions, thousands of patients with chronic diseases are being forced into an impossible race
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Gaza Herald —As Gaza’s health system lies in ruins after more than two years of sustained Israeli assault, international humanitarian organizations are now facing a new front of pressure: political coercion disguised as “regulation.” Israel’s decision to ban Doctors Without
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Gaza Herald —When Israel announced the reopening of Gaza’s Rafah crossing after nearly two years of closure, international headlines framed the move as a humanitarian breakthrough. For Palestinians in Gaza, however, the reopening feels less like relief and more like
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Gaza Herald – International humanitarian organizations working in Gaza have rejected Israeli demands to hand over detailed information about their Palestinian staff, warning that compliance would put lives at risk. Eight major NGOs told Al Jazeera they will defy Israel’s
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