Gaza Herald — In Gaza, illness is no longer fought with treatment but with endurance. As borders remain tightly controlled and medical supplies are strangled by restrictions, thousands of patients with chronic diseases are being forced into an impossible race […]
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Gaza Herald —As Gaza’s health system lies in ruins after more than two years of sustained Israeli assault, international humanitarian organizations are now facing a new front of pressure: political coercion disguised as “regulation.” Israel’s decision to ban Doctors Without
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Gaza Herald —When Israel announced the reopening of Gaza’s Rafah crossing after nearly two years of closure, international headlines framed the move as a humanitarian breakthrough. For Palestinians in Gaza, however, the reopening feels less like relief and more like
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Gaza Herald – International humanitarian organizations working in Gaza have rejected Israeli demands to hand over detailed information about their Palestinian staff, warning that compliance would put lives at risk. Eight major NGOs told Al Jazeera they will defy Israel’s
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Gaza Herald – Gaza’s collapsing health system faced another stark blow on Monday after medical authorities confirmed that only five critically ill patients were permitted to leave the besieged enclave for treatment abroad, despite hundreds urgently requiring evacuation. Dr. Mohammed
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Gaza Herald – The resistance’s internal security force, “Rade,” announced on Sunday that it carried out two coordinated ambushes in Khan Younis and Gaza City targeting what it described as collaborator gangs, resulting in fatalities and injuries among the targeted
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Gaza Herald – Preparations are underway for the first limited passenger movements through the Rafah border crossing between Gaza and Egypt, marking the first reopening since Israeli forces destroyed and shut the crossing during the Rafah invasion in May 2024.
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Gaza Herald – A three-year-old child was killed after Israeli naval forces shelled tents sheltering displaced families in Al-Iqlimi area south of Khan Younis, southern Gaza. The child, Iyad Ahmed Naeem Al-Rabay’a, was struck during the bombardment as part of
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Gaza Herald _ As Gaza’s health system struggles to survive under relentless destruction, Israel has moved to strip the enclave of one of its last remaining medical lifelines. The forced expulsion of Doctors Without Borders (Médecins Sans Frontières, MSF) is
Gaza Herald_ While the partial reopening of the Rafah crossing has been presented as a humanitarian breakthrough, voices from Gaza’s overwhelmed medical community warn that the move remains largely symbolic. For tens of thousands of wounded Palestinians trapped inside a
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