Gaza Herald _Forty-one Palestinians arrived in Gaza on Tuesday evening through the Rafah crossing, marking the seventh group permitted to return since the partial reopening of the border earlier this month. The process, however, remains tightly controlled and severely restricted […]
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Gaza Herald _ What is happening to Gaza’s children is not collateral damage; it is the steady erosion of an entire generation’s future. Beyond the visible destruction of homes and schools lies a quieter devastation: the psychological collapse of childhood
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Gaza Herald – Israel has permitted members of the Yasser Abu Shabab militia to take part in inspecting Palestinians entering and leaving via the Rafah border crossing between Gaza and Egypt, according to Israel’s public broadcaster. The move was reportedly
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Gaza Herald – Nearly 90% of schools in Gaza were damaged or destroyed during Israel’s latest genocide on the territory, according to the United Nations Relief and Works Agency (UNRWA). The agency said its remaining school buildings had been converted
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Gaza Herald – Forty-six Palestinians reentered the Gaza Strip through the Rafah border crossing, while a new group of wounded civilians and critically ill patients departed from Khan Younis toward the same crossing for urgent medical treatment abroad. The movements
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Gaza Herald – Australia formally pressed for potential criminal charges over the April 1, 2024, Israeli airstrike on a World Central Kitchen aid convoy in Gaza that killed seven people, including Australian aid worker Zomi Frankcom. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese
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Gaza Herald – The Geneva Academy of International Humanitarian Law said the death toll of the Gaza genocide could surpass 200,000, citing estimates that the territory’s population had declined by more than 10% since October 2023 due to sustained military
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Gaza Herald _Children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) in Gaza, and their families, are facing compounded hardships inside displacement camps that lack even the most basic conditions for life. These families are struggling under severe living conditions, the near-total collapse
Gaza Herald – Israeli forces continued breaching the Gaza ceasefire for the 123rd consecutive day, carrying out home demolitions, airstrikes, and artillery shelling across multiple areas of the enclave. Medical sources reported that a child was wounded by Israeli gunfire
Gaza Herald – The New York Times reported that a U.S.-led team drafted a plan to gradually disarm the Gaza resistance capable of striking Israel while allowing Hamas to retain some light weapons. The team included U.S. envoy Steve Witkoff,
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