Gaza Herald_After enduring two years of devastating war, Palestinians in the Gaza Strip are marking Ramadan under the weight of a severe economic collapse. Despite a ceasefire announced in October, Israeli restrictions on the entry of food and essential supplies […]
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Gaza Herald – The Palestinian Red Crescent Society declared a major logistical operation to transfer critical medical supplies from its central warehouses in the West Bank to the Gaza Strip via the Kerem Shalom Crossing. Five trucks carrying 111 pallets
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Gaza Herald_ As the call to prayer neared sunset on Thursday, Nisreen Nassar crouched beside a crude, makeshift oven, feeding it bits of firewood and scraps of plastic to coax out enough heat to bake bread for her family’s iftar.
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Gaza Herald – Palestinian farmers in Gaza have risked Israeli gunfire to return to their devastated lands, even as expanding Israeli-designated buffer zones have swallowed vast swaths of agricultural territory. Since the October ceasefire, Palestinian families attempted to rebuild flattened
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Gaza Herald – Thousands of Palestinian families in al-Mawasi area of Khan Younis endured worsening conditions as a severe flea infestation spread through crowded displacement tents. The outbreak intensified already dire living conditions, leaving residents vulnerable to widespread skin infections,
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Gaza Herald _ Cancer patients in Gaza are being pushed toward a slow and preventable death, trapped between a destroyed healthcare system and heavily restricted crossings that deny them access to lifesaving treatment. As hospitals lie in ruins and medicine
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Gaza Herald- The destruction of Gaza did not stop at flattened buildings and shattered neighborhoods. It struck at the heart of the territory’s economic life, dismantling its ability to produce, employ, and sustain its population. What remains is not merely
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Gaza Herald- Despite widespread destruction and years of forced absence, stranded Palestinians are steadily returning to the Gaza Strip through the partially reopened Rafah Crossing, in scenes that reflect a powerful attachment to their homeland and a collective rejection of
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Gaza Herald- A Palestinian woman has come forward with allegations of physical abuse by Israeli forces while returning to Gaza through the Rafah Crossing, describing a violent encounter that left her injured, restrained, and traumatized. Her testimony adds to growing
Gaza Herald- Government employees in Gaza are entering Ramadan under some of the harshest conditions in their history, facing deep financial hardship, irregular salaries, and mounting economic pressure after years of blockade and devastating war. This group, which has formed
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