Gaza Herald – Food access in Gaza has improved two months into the ceasefire. Still, living conditions remain devastating, United Nations officials said, warning that hunger has eased while humanitarian suffering persists. Speaking from Gaza, the World Food Programme’s representative […]
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Gaza Herald- Israeli occupation forces launched a series of air raids early Friday on the cities of Khan Younis and Rafah in southern Gaza. Four civilians, including a woman, were killed in Israeli airstrikes targeting residents in Bani Suheila, east
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Gaza Herald –Palestinian prisoner advocacy groups are warning of a sharp and dangerous escalation in Israeli violence against detained Palestinian leaders, describing a pattern of systematic abuse aimed at crushing morale and intimidating the wider prison population. The Palestinian Prisoners’
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Gaza Herald — Since the ceasefire in Gaza came into effect on October 10, thousands of displaced Palestinians have been forced to return to bomb-damaged buildings in a desperate search for shelter from the cold and relentless rain. With tents
Gaza Herald — The remains of 94 members of the Al-Salem family were recovered and buried on Thursday, two years after they were killed in an Israeli air strike that struck the Abu Ramadan family home on the night of
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Gaza Herald – A Palestinian child was killed after an explosive device left by Israeli occupation forces detonated inside a family home on Al-Jaouni Street in al-Nuseirat refugee camp, Gaza, civil defense officials reported Thursday. In a separate incident, several
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Gaza Herald_ In Gaza, where Israel’s ongoing war has systematically dismantled the health sector, Palestinian doctors are turning to innovation to save lives and limbs. With hospitals damaged, electricity scarce, and medical supplies nearly exhausted, doctors are finding new ways
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Gaza Herald_ Inside a fragile tent in southern Gaza, 34-year-old Eman Abu al-Khair sits in silence, holding a small bag containing her newborn’s clothes. Her baby, Mohammed, lived for only 14 days before dying from extreme cold, another victim of
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Gaza Herald – A large-scale mass wedding ceremony took place in the Gaza Strip, where 200 Palestinian couples were married in a public celebration held under the slogan, “Despite destruction and siege, we choose life.” The event drew wide public
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Gaza Herald- The United Nations estimated that storms and heavy rainfall affected around 55,000 Palestinian families in Gaza, damaging homes and shelters, according to Farhan Haq, Deputy Spokesperson for the UN Secretary-General. Haq stated that the rainstorm damaged dozens of
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