Gaza Herald _Soft cries echo through the pediatric wards of Al-Tahrir Hospital at Nasser Medical Complex in Khan Yunis, where dozens of frail infants lie in hospital beds showing visible signs of severe illness and malnutrition. Thin limbs, pale faces, […]
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Gaza Herald _Local authorities in Gaza have issued urgent warnings of an impending humanitarian, environmental, and public health disaster as essential municipal services across the Strip approach collapse amid severe shortages of fuel, maintenance supplies, and operational equipment. The Union
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Gaza Herald – For the third consecutive summer, hundreds of thousands of displaced Palestinians across Gaza continue to endure harsh living conditions without adequate shelter, trapped between widespread destruction, repeated displacement, and the absence of reconstruction efforts. Inside a partially
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Gaza Herald_ As summer temperatures rise across the Gaza Strip, humanitarian organizations are warning that hundreds of thousands of displaced Palestinians are facing increasingly dangerous living conditions due to severe shortages of shelter materials and emergency assistance. According to humanitarian
Gaza Herald – While older people around the world spend their later years seeking comfort, stability, and family support, thousands of elderly Palestinians in Gaza face a vastly different reality. For them, tents have become harsh shelters, and old age
Gaza Herald – Jabalia Al-Nazla Municipality has warned of a worsening water and sewage crisis as severe fuel shortages continue to disrupt essential services across northern Gaza. In a statement issued on Sunday, the municipality said the lack of fuel,
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Gaza Herald _For many displaced families in Gaza, the question is no longer whether they should leave, but whether they even have anywhere left to go. One of them, a displaced resident from Rafah, says repeated waves of attacks have
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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
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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
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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
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