Gaza Herald – More than a month into the so-called ceasefire, millions of Palestinians in Gaza remain trapped in darkness. Despite international promises of humanitarian access, electricity in the enclave has been entirely cut for over two years, leaving families […]
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Gaza Herald_Warnings of a full-scale humanitarian and health collapse in the Gaza Strip are intensifying as the consequences of Israel’s ongoing genocidal war continue to unravel. Communities already devastated by months of bombardment are grappling with failing infrastructure, escalating environmental
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Gaza Herald – The Gaza Municipality reports that 85% of Gaza City’s infrastructure has been destroyed in the ongoing Israeli genocide, including roads, water networks, schools, hospitals, and public facilities. More than 70 million tons of rubble bury entire neighborhoods,
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Gaza Herald – Gaza’s Government Media Office says Israel is deliberately starving the population by allowing only 4,453 aid trucks into the Strip since the ceasefire began, just 28% of the 15,600 trucks that were promised. The enclave is receiving
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Gaza Herald_ Despite weeks having passed since the ceasefire took effect, Gaza’s humanitarian crisis continues to spiral. Markets across the enclave remain barren of essential goods, underscoring Israel’s ongoing siege that strangles every aspect of civilian life. From Deir al-Balah’s
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Gaza Herald_ After two years of relentless Israeli bombardment that has devastated essential infrastructure, Palestinians are increasingly fearful that their drinking water is contaminated. People know that the water they consume, the air they breathe, and even the food available
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Gaza Herald_ After every downpour, the displacement camp where Hamza al-Mutawwaq and his family live turns into a sea of mud. The rain, which once symbolized renewal and life, has become a curse. Mud clings to shoes, clothes, and tents;
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Gaza Herald – Despite claims of increased humanitarian access, Gaza continues to receive largely non-essential aid shipments, with Israel allowing in instant noodles, biscuits, chocolate, and sugary snacks, while blocking critical nutritional essentials such as vegetables, eggs, dairy, and protein.
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Gaza Herald_ Two years into Israel’s genocidal war on the Gaza Strip, the tent has become Gaza’s new skyline a canvas city stretching across the ruins. Once symbols of temporary refuge, these fragile shelters have become the only homes left
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Gaza Herald- Only seven percent of displaced families in southern Gaza have managed to return home since the ceasefire began, while the vast majority remain trapped in overcrowded shelters, a UN report revealed. The UN reported that the majority of
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