Humanitarian Crisis

Gaza Herald – The cooking gas sector in Gaza faced a severe crisis, officials reported Thursday, with only 20% of the needed supply reaching the enclave and 65% of distribution stations destroyed. The Palestinian Petroleum Authority estimated the sector’s monthly […]

Gaza Herald _Forty-one Palestinians arrived in Gaza on Tuesday evening through the Rafah crossing, marking the seventh group permitted to return since the partial reopening of the border earlier this month. The process, however, remains tightly controlled and severely restricted

Gaza Herald _ The recently revealed US-backed proposal for a so-called “planned community” in Rafah signals a major transformation in how Israel exercises control over the occupied Palestinian territories. Rather than relying solely on physical barriers and military checkpoints, this

Gaza Herald_ What is happening in Gaza today exposes one of the most cynical deceptions of this war. While markets display chocolates, biscuits, coffee, and other non-essential goods, Gaza’s sick and wounded are quietly pushed toward death without medicine, treatment,

Gaza Herald — Freedom of movement is not a privilege; it is a fundamental human right protected under international law. Yet in Gaza, movement has been deliberately transformed into a mechanism of domination. What Palestinians face today is not a

Gaza Herald _Freedom of movement is a fundamental right under international humanitarian law, inseparable from access to life-saving necessities such as healthcare, food, education, and family unity. In Gaza, however, this right has been systematically transformed into an instrument of

Gaza Herald _ At international forums, Gaza is increasingly spoken of as a “post-war opportunity” rather than a devastated homeland. In Davos last month, Jared Kushner, billionaire real estate heir and son-in-law of US President Donald Trump, presented glossy visions

Gaza Herald – Gaza’s Health Ministry warned that nearly half of all essential medicines had run out, as Israel’s ongoing blockade continued to choke the enclave’s collapsing healthcare system. Officials said hospitals that were still functioning had effectively been reduced

Gaza Herald_In Gaza, movement itself has become an act of endurance. What was once routine—commuting to work, attending university, and visiting family- has been transformed by Israel’s war into a daily challenge marked by danger, destruction, and scarcity. With roads