Gaza Herald— In Gaza, even a child’s ordinary household accident can expose the extraordinary collapse of a healthcare system under war. A cut to the forehead, a broken bone, a sudden infection, conditions that would ordinarily require little more than […]
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Gaza Herald—For Gaza’s sick and wounded, survival increasingly depends on a journey they cannot make on their own: getting out. With thousands of patients in urgent need of specialized treatment unavailable inside the Strip, access to the crossings has become
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Gaza Herald— New assessments compiled by United Nations agencies and international partners paint a devastating picture of Gaza, where the destruction of essential infrastructure has reached unprecedented levels while humanitarian conditions continue to deteriorate. Assessments by the United Nations Office
Gaza Herald- At first glance, some markets across the Gaza Strip appear to be showing signs of recovery. Food products line portions of store shelves, certain commodities have returned to circulation, and images of stocked shops can create the impression
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Gaza Herald — The deterioration of Gaza’s health system is no longer limited to the declining number of hospitals able to operate. It is now evident in daily realities that directly affect patients’ lives: dialysis sessions are being reduced, operating
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Gaza Herald — “We are not living at all here, and we cannot feel the scent of life anymore.” With these words, displaced Palestinian Omar Abu Hammad, from Bani Suheila, describes part of the suffering endured by thousands of people […]
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Gaza Herald_ The World Health Organization has raised concerns over the deteriorating quality of water in Gaza and the growing risk of disease outbreaks as the winter season approaches. Reinhilde Van de Weerdt, the WHO representative for the occupied Palestinian […]
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Gaza Herald – For many displaced Palestinian families in Gaza, the humanitarian crisis is no longer simply about whether aid arrives; it is also about what is inside the aid packages. Families report receiving repeated supplies of lentils, beans, canned […]
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Gaza Herald _In one of Gaza’s displacement camps, women gather around a row of washing machines, carrying piles of clothes that, until recently, they had washed by hand while struggling with severe water shortages and the difficulty of securing even
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Gaza Herald – Displaced Palestinians living in makeshift camps near the so-called “Yellow Line” south of Gaza City are enduring a “slow death,” with Israeli gunfire and shelling restricting humanitarian access and leaving families struggling for drinking water, food and
