Gaza Herald_ In a fragile tent shaken by the echo of nearby gunshots, seven-year-old Tulin prepares to return to school after a two-year interruption. For many children, the first day of class brings excitement. For Tulin and her family, it […]
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Gaza Herald – Amid the devastation of Israel’s ongoing genocide, Palestinian sculptors on Gaza’s shattered coastline continue carving intricate sand art each morning, transforming the ruins of the beach into a space of expression and survival. Their work offers displaced
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Gaza Herald – With essential farming equipment and seedlings altogether lacking in Gaza, Palestinian farmers are pressing to replant what remains after the brutal Israeli war, aimed at reviving their livelihoods. Farmers from the northern part of Gaza City have
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Gaza Herald – After two years of genocide and life under a suffocating Israeli blockade, the Palestinian Ministry of Education has announced the results of 31,000 students born in 2007 who completed their high-school (Tawjihi) exams in the Gaza Strip.
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Gaza Herald_In Gaza, where devastation stretches as far as the eye can see, schools are among the few places where fragments of normalcy are being pieced together. After more than two years of relentless Israeli bombardment, the United Nations Relief
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Gaza Herald_ In Gaza, where every child has become both a survivor and a witness, the language of grief has taken on new forms. Some cry in silence, some write their pain in the dust of destroyed classrooms, and a
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Gaza Herald_ When the ceasefire in Gaza was announced, I felt a rush of emotions I could barely name. There was joy that the bombs had finally stopped, but also dread that they could begin again at any moment. There
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Gaza Herald —Amid the destruction and displacement left by Israel’s ongoing war on Gaza, life has forced Palestinians to reinvent survival itself. With the economy shattered, raw materials scarce, and basic supplies cut off, Gazans have created new professions, born
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GazaHerald – Israel has threatened to destroy a ten-story residential building in Gaza City that for more than a decade housed thousands of archaeological artifacts, Haaretz reported. The warehouse, located on the ground floor, stored antiquities collected over thirty years
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Gaza Herald – As another school year begins under the shadow of war, a few dedicated teachers in Gaza are finding ways to keep education alive despite the destruction, displacement, and daily hardships facing families across the territory. Ten-year-old Lama
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