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
Gaza Herald — As reconstruction in Gaza remains tied to unresolved political and security conditions, hundreds of thousands of Palestinians face an urgent shelter crisis with little protection from the elements and deteriorating living conditions. Around 1.98 million people, 94
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Gaza Herald _For patients in Gaza suffering from diabetic foot complications and vascular disease, wounds cannot wait. Yet amid displacement, destroyed healthcare services, scarce medical supplies, and the crushing cost of transportation, reaching treatment has become another daily struggle. Seventy-year-old
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Gaza Herald – Palestinian women in Gaza are facing a deepening breast cancer crisis as Israel’s prolonged siege and destruction of the territory’s healthcare system leave patients without reliable access to early diagnosis, essential medicines, radiotherapy and specialized treatment. At
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Gaza Herald – More than two million Palestinians in Gaza are facing a worsening shortage of drinking and household water, while failing sewage systems threaten to flood streets and displacement sites with contaminated wastewater, municipal officials warned Tuesday. Alaa al-Batta,
Gaza Herald – Some 2.15 million Palestinians remain displaced across Gaza, with more than 800,000 living in makeshift tents that are no longer fit for human habitation, according to figures released Monday by Gaza’s Government Media Office. The office issued
Gaza Herald – For Palestinians in Gaza, seeking medical care has become a journey defined by referrals, permits, coordination and long waits rather than a straightforward path from diagnosis to treatment. Thousands of patients and war-wounded Palestinians remain in need
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Gaza Herald – In Gaza, a medical referral is no longer a straightforward path to treatment. For thousands of Palestinian patients and war-wounded people, it is the beginning of another exhausting journey through approvals, coordination procedures and border restrictions, while
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Gaza Herald – In Gaza, receiving a bag of flour no longer means that a family’s struggle for food is over. For thousands of Palestinian families, it marks the beginning of another daily battle: keeping that flour safe enough to
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