Gaza Herald – While much of the region marked Mother’s Day with celebration, the occasion in Gaza unfolded under the weight of loss, as ongoing genocide and its aftermath turned the day into one of mourning for countless Palestinians. Across […]
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Gaza Herald- In Gaza, Eid al-Fitr arrives this year under the weight of war, displacement, and economic collapse, transforming what was once a time of joy into a fragile attempt to preserve normalcy amid crisis. For generations, children in the
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Gaza Herald- Thousands of Palestinian detainees are marking Eid al-Fitr in Israeli prisons under increasingly harsh conditions amid a systematic escalation of abuse and isolation. As of March 2026, more than 9,500 prisoners are held in Israeli detention, including 79
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Gaza Herald- Displacement amid the ongoing war in Gaza has significantly worsened the conditions of people with disabilities, exposing them to compounded physical and psychological hardship, according to testimonies from affected individuals. Jouad Hamada, a young man with a motor
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Gaza Herald- In Gaza, the arrival of Eid has done little to lift the weight of war, displacement, and economic collapse, as Palestinians struggle to mark the holiday under devastating humanitarian conditions. Across the Strip, markets appear crowded and outwardly
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Gaza Herald– Palestinians in the Gaza Strip marked the first day of Eid al-Fitr under difficult conditions, as celebrations unfolded amid widespread displacement, destruction, and continuing military activity. Across the territory, worshippers gathered for Eid prayers not in traditional mosques,
Gaza Herald- More than 2.4 million Palestinians in the Gaza Strip are marking Eid al-Fitr under catastrophic and unprecedented humanitarian conditions, according to the Gaza Government Media Office. In a report, the office said the holiday arrives this year under
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Gaza Herald- Amid the devastation of war and ongoing displacement in the Gaza Strip, a small art studio in Deir al-Balah has become a refuge for dozens of children seeking to process trauma and reclaim fragments of their lost childhood.
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Gaza Herald – Israeli occupation partially reopened the Rafah border crossing in southern Gaza on Thursday to allow a limited group of Palestinian patients and their companions to leave for medical treatment, as well as the return of stranded individuals,
Gaza Herald – Even Gaza’s oldest landmarks have not withstood the devastation of war. The Grain Market, a centuries-old commercial hub in Khan Younis, now stands largely deserted after extensive destruction caused by Israeli airstrikes amid the ongoing genocide. For
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