Gaza Herald – The United Nations Human Rights Office said on Sunday that the Gaza Strip has become the most dangerous place in the world for journalists amid the ongoing Israeli genocide. The statement was issued in a post marking […]
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Gaza Herald – A Palestinian man was killed on Monday morning by Israeli gunfire in northern Gaza, as violations of the ceasefire agreement continue across the enclave. Local sources reported that Mousa Salem Fathi Al-Abyad (42) was shot and killed
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Gaza Herald – The international organization Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) has warned that attacks on healthcare facilities and medical personnel continue unabated, ten years after the adoption of United Nations Security Council Resolution 2286, which calls for the protection of
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Gaza Herald – Israel has approved an unprecedented $730 million budget for 2026 to expand its global public diplomacy strategy known as Hasbara, in what officials describe as an intensified effort to counter growing international criticism following the genocide in
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Gaza Herald – On World Press Freedom Day, Gaza’s Government Media Office revealed that Palestinian journalists are facing an “unprecedented catastrophic reality” amid the ongoing Israeli genocide, which has turned journalism into a “mission fraught with death.” In a press
Gaza Herald – A United Nations official has revealed that approximately 8,000 bodies of Palestinians remain trapped beneath the rubble in the Gaza Strip, as debris removal efforts continue at an extremely slow pace following more than two years of
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Gaza Herald – Israeli occupation forces continue to violate the ceasefire agreement in the Gaza Strip through airstrikes, artillery shelling, and live fire, while maintaining the blockade and restricting the entry of goods and humanitarian aid, further worsening conditions in
Gaza Herald- The UN human rights office urged Israel on Friday to allow life-saving aid into Gaza by all available means, stressing that international law prohibits the interception of foreign civilian vessels on the high seas, after Israeli forces seized
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Gaza Herald – In Gaza, daily life is increasingly defined by prolonged power shortages that are dismantling livelihoods, disrupting essential services, and pushing both businesses and healthcare systems to the brink of collapse. Amid ongoing restrictions on fuel and electricity
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Gaza Herald – “My dear father was executed in cold blood in front of my deaf siblings when he tried to defend them and explain their medical condition to the soldiers in Hebrew, but they understood nothing but the language
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