Gaza Herald _For Palestinians in Gaza, even the act of returning home after life-threatening illness is shaped by war, siege, and control. What should be a simple journey of healing becomes a prolonged ordeal defined by border closures, military restrictions, […]
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Gaza Herald _For the first time, the Israeli military has released detailed official data revealing the number of soldiers within its ranks who hold foreign citizenship, according to the Israeli newspaper Yedioth Ahronoth. The figures show that 50,632 soldiers currently
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Gaza Herald_ The head of the Gaza Petroleum Authority, Iyad Al-Shurbaji, affirmed that the gas crisis in the Gaza Strip is political rather than technical, stressing that the Israeli occupation is using civilians’ need for gas as a tool of
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Gaza Herald_ The continued standstill in the work of the National Committee for Gaza Administration, a full month after its formation was announced, has sparked mounting political and legal debate over the scope of its granted powers and whether it
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Gaza Herald- The UN spokesperson Stéphane Dujarric stressed that lifting restrictions on the entry of essential construction materials and equipment is crucial to implement more sustainable solutions. Dujarric said that Israeli authorities blocked several humanitarian missions’ access into the Gaza
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Gaza Herald- Al-Aqsa Martyrs Hospital has warned of an imminent shutdown after its second main power generator ceased operating, following the first, which has been out of service for three months due to a sustained lack of essential lubricants and
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Gaza Herald- The head of the Gaza Petroleum Authority, Iyad Al-Shurbaji, affirmed that the gas crisis in the Gaza Strip is political rather than technical, stressing that the Israeli occupation is using civilians’ need for gas as a tool of
Gaza Herald – Human rights groups warned of the alarming recruitment and arming of minors in eastern Gaza, particularly in so-called “yellow zones” under Israeli control. Geneva-based organizations reported that armed militias forcibly involved children in security and combat tasks,
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Gaza Herald- Several civilians, including a woman and a child, were injured on Saturday by Israeli gunfire as Israeli forces continued to violate the ceasefire in the Gaza Strip through airstrikes, artillery shelling, and the demolition of buildings. A medical
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Gaza Herald _For Palestinians living near Israel’s self-declared “Yellow Line” in Gaza, nights rarely bring rest. Residents describe a relentless pattern of gunfire, explosions, and demolitions that repeatedly shatter any sense of calm, despite a ceasefire announced months ago. Hamed,
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