Gaza Herald _ As temperatures continue to soar during the summer months, residents of the Gaza Strip are enduring one of the harshest heatwaves amid the ongoing electricity crisis. For thousands of families, something as simple as drinking a glass […]
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Gaza Herald — So-called “coordination fees” imposed on the entry of goods into the Gaza Strip have become an unprecedented financial burden on traders and the private sector, with business leaders warning that the system has drained billions of dollars
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Gaza Herald — Tears overcame Ahmed Abdul Karim al-Siqli as the bus carrying newly released Palestinian detainees crossed back into the Gaza Strip. It was the first time he had seen his hometown in years. The long-awaited return brought overwhelming
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Gaza Herald – Israeli forces continued violating the ceasefire agreement in the Gaza Strip on Saturday, opening fire in several areas across the eastern and southern parts of the enclave. A local source reported that three Palestinians, including a woman,
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Gaza Herald – Gaza’s Civil Defense announced on Thursday that its teams have begun surveying eight residential buildings destroyed during Israeli attacks, where the remains of an estimated 170 Palestinians are believed to be still trapped beneath the rubble. According
Gaza Herald – At least 300 Palestinian children have been killed in Gaza during the 300 days since the ceasefire was announced in October 2025, according to UNICEF, highlighting the continued toll on children despite an agreement intended to halt
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Gaza Herald – The Government Media Office in Gaza has warned that the Strip has entered a “catastrophic and highly critical humanitarian phase,” calling for the immediate deployment of the National Committee for Gaza Administration to begin its responsibilities on
Gaza Herald — Amid scorching summer heat and soaring prices, Gaza continues to cling to moments of joy. Wedding ululations still rise above the rubble, and families continue to celebrate marriages whenever they can, determined to show that life endures
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Gaza Herald — The chant, “There is no god but Allah, and the martyr is beloved to Allah,” continues to echo through Gaza’s streets. It has become the sound of daily funerals in a territory where death remains a constant
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Gaza Herald _Before the ceasefire announced in October 2025 had time to take shape, many Palestinians in Gaza questioned whether anything had truly changed. Months later, that question remains unanswered as Israeli military operations continue, civilians continue to die, and
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