Gaza Herald – The Gaza Strip faces a severe escalation in its domestic fuel crisis as Israeli authorities prevent any cooking gas trucks from entering the enclave, Palestinian Petroleum Authority officials confirmed. The complete halt in deliveries has left hundreds […]
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Gaza Herald – Gaza’s water crisis has reached a catastrophic level, with safe drinking water now virtually unavailable across much of the territory, according to the United Nations Special Rapporteur on the human rights to safe drinking water and sanitation,
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Gaza Herald – Israeli authorities released eight detainees from the Gaza Strip on Thursday evening through the Kerem Abu Salem crossing, handing them over to the International Committee of the Red Cross before their transfer back into the strip. Medical
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Gaza Herald _ Serious concerns are mounting over reports that Palestinians returning to Gaza through the Rafah crossing have been subjected to questioning by individuals linked to a European Union border mission, raising fears that vulnerable civilians may have been
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Gaza Herald – Four Palestinians, including police officers, were killed and several others injured early Friday after Israeli forces struck two Palestinian police posts in Khan Younis in southern Gaza and Al-Bureij refugee camp in central Gaza, in what local
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Gaza Herald – 57 international staff members departed Gaza on Thursday after Israel imposed a ban on 37 humanitarian organizations operating in the territory. The move comes amid tightening restrictions on aid operations, raising concerns over the impact on essential
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Gaza Herald — Even after the announcement of a ceasefire, Israeli gunfire continues to claim Palestinian lives across Gaza, particularly near the so-called “Yellow Line,” a military boundary dividing much of the devastated territory. Palestinian families who had hoped for
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Gaza Herald – Two Palestinians were killed and several others wounded Thursday in an Israeli airstrike targeting Al-Tuffah Park east of Gaza City, as Israeli forces continued violating the fragile ceasefire across the enclave. Civil defense officials also confirmed the
Gaza Herald – Palestinian detainees from Gaza held in Israeli-run Ramla and Negev prisons are enduring increasingly harsh detention conditions, according to the Palestinian Prisoners’ Media Office, which cited intensified restrictions and punitive measures inside prison sections. In a statement
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Gaza Herald — Since October 7, 2023, Israeli military operations in Gaza have killed tens of thousands of Palestinians in what leading international and Israeli human rights organizations have characterized as genocide. While Gaza’s Ministry of Health has officially documented
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