Gaza Herald — Even after months of ceasefire talks and promises of humanitarian relief, Gaza remains cut off from lifesaving medical aid. The war may have slowed, but for Gaza’s wounded, sick, and starving, survival grows harder each day under […]
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Gaza Herald_Amid relentless bombardment and siege, Gaza’s health sector has become one of the most tragic symbols of Israel’s war. Once the lifeline of a densely populated enclave, its hospitals now stand as hollow shells, bombed, emptied, or barely functioning.
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Gaza Herald_ Just days after the long-awaited ceasefire took effect, Israel has moved to reassert control over the humanitarian lifeline of Gaza, tightening restrictions on aid and maintaining its closure of the Rafah crossing. The decision, announced as Palestinians continue
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Gaza Herald – The Gaza Center for Human Rights has documented 36 Israeli violations of the ceasefire agreement since it came into effect last Friday. These attacks have killed seven Palestinian civilians and wounded several others, marking yet another flagrant
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Gaza Herald – Gaza’s Ministry of Health confirmed that 45 bodies of Palestinians were handed over by the International Committee of the Red Cross and received at Nasser Medical Complex in Khan Younis. Medical officials reported that the bodies showed
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Gaza Herald_ Two years after Israel’s genocidal war began, Gaza is witnessing a scene that defies both destruction and despair. The people who were forced into exile in their own land are now marching back, carrying neither weapons nor banners,
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Gaza Herald – The World Health Organization (WHO) has sounded the alarm over Gaza’s collapsing health system, warning that more than 15,600 patients require immediate medical evacuation to save their lives. The organization stressed the urgent need to reopen medical
Gaza Herald_After nearly two years of relentless bombardment and starvation, a ceasefire agreement between the Palestinian resistance and the Israeli occupation has finally taken effect in the Gaza Strip. The deal, achieved through mounting regional and international pressure, has brought
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DaysofPal- Just one day after the European Union announced plans to resume its monitoring mission at the Rafah Crossing on Wednesday, the Israeli occupation authorities declared that the crossing will remain closed, following a recommendation from their security establishment to
Gaza Herald_ The only sense of relief in Gaza this morning comes from the silence, no drones, no bombings, no air strikes, at least for now. But behind that fragile calm lies a haunting question: What comes next? Across the
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