Gaza Herald — Amid the ruins and grief of Gaza’s war, love has become both a burden and a form of resistance. Israel’s relentless assault on the Strip has left at least 17,000 children orphaned, according to the Palestinian Bureau […]
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Gaza Herald – More than 70,000 Palestinians in Gaza are battling hepatitis C and urgently need treatment outside the besieged Strip, according to medical officials at Al-Aqsa Martyrs Hospital. Doctors warn that the continued blockade and collapse of Gaza’s health
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Gaza Herald_ Although a ceasefire is officially in effect, the atmosphere in Gaza remains far from peaceful. The constant buzz of Israeli drones hovering low over neighborhoods, especially in the eastern parts of the Strip still under Israeli control, keeps
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Gaza Herald – In Gaza City, Palestinians are exhuming a mass grave near al-Shifa Hospital, where 72 bodies buried nearly a year ago are being recovered after Israeli forces withdrew from the area. Grieving families arrive in anguish, mothers weeping,
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Gaza Herald – Israeli forces have launched new attacks on residential areas across central and southern Gaza, violating the ceasefire and continuing their campaign of annihilation against Palestinian civilians. Local sources confirm that homes in eastern Gaza City and the
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Gaza Herald – Since the outbreak of the genocidal war on Gaza, Israeli authorities have effectively sealed the Strip from international journalists. Over two years into the conflict, the Israeli Supreme Court has repeatedly granted government extensions to respond to
Gaza Herald_ In the heart of Gaza’s ruins, where grief has become a daily companion, rescue workers say the world’s conscience seems selective. The Palestinian Civil Defense has accused international organizations of showing blatant double standards, bringing in powerful machinery
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Gaza Herald – About 473,000 Palestinians have streamed back into northern Gaza since the October 10 ceasefire, the UN says, only to find their neighborhoods leveled, basic services erased, and lifesaving supplies nowhere to be found. Returnees are sheltering in
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Gaza Herald – The Palestinian Ministry of Health in Gaza announced plans to bury 41 unidentified bodies of Palestinian prisoners recovered from Israeli custody under the recent prisoner exchange deal. The remains, bearing clear signs of abuse and neglect, will
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Gaza Herald_ In Gaza, the war’s end has not brought safety. Across the ruins of shattered neighborhoods, tens of thousands of tonnes of unexploded Israeli bombs remain buried beneath debris, posing a constant and deadly threat to survivors trying to
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