Displacement & Refugees

Gaza Herald – The Gaza Center for Human Rights has expressed serious concern over what it describes as emerging indicators of a covert and non-transparent policy aimed at encouraging Palestinians to leave the Gaza Strip under the guise of “facilitated […]

Gaza Herald – The ongoing genocide in Gaza has led to an unprecedented rise in the number of female-headed households, with more than 22,000 women now widowed, according to the Palestinian Center for Policy and Survey Research. In a new

Gaza Herald – The suffering of mothers in the Gaza Strip is no longer limited to securing food and water; it now extends to baby diapers, which have become scarce and significantly more expensive in recent months. This has forced

Gaza Herald – The humanitarian crisis in the Gaza Strip is deepening as Palestinians’ displacement camps turn into dangerous environments, not only due to war and blockade but also because of the rapid spread of rodents, which now pose a

Gaza Herald- In contrast to older populations globally who spend their later years in relative comfort and stability, elderly people in Gaza are facing significantly harsher conditions. Temporary shelters, primarily tents, have become their main place of residence, despite being

Gaza Herald – Getting to work or visiting family in the Gaza Strip is no longer routine; it has become a daily ordeal marked by uncertainty, exhaustion, and rising costs as a deepening transportation crisis reshapes everyday life. Across shattered

Gaza Herald – With schools destroyed and classrooms gone in the Israeli airstrikes in the last genocide, children across the Gaza Strip are continuing their education inside worn-out tents, where the most basic learning conditions are absent. Sitting on the

Gaza Herald- Displacement amid the ongoing war in Gaza has significantly worsened the conditions of people with disabilities, exposing them to compounded physical and psychological hardship, according to testimonies from affected individuals. Jouad Hamada, a young man with a motor

Gaza Herald – Over 2.4 million Palestinians in the Gaza Strip are marking Eid al-Fitr under unprecedented humanitarian conditions, facing severe hardships due to the ongoing blockade and the collapse of basic life essentials, according to the Palestinian Government Media