Local Developments

Gaza Herald – The Gaza Electricity Distribution Company confirmed catastrophic losses following two years of Israel’s genocidal war, with over 80% of the power grid and infrastructure completely destroyed. Damage to the energy sector is estimated at $728 million, after […]

Gaza Herald – The UN agency for Palestinian refugees (UNRWA) has issued an urgent warning over its deteriorating financial situation, calling on Arab nations to immediately release their pledged funds to sustain vital humanitarian operations in Gaza. According to the

Gaza Herald – Despite the declared ceasefire, Israel continues to block the reopening of the Rafah crossing, Gaza’s only lifeline to the outside world, tightening its control over the already devastated enclave. The crossing, once vital for the entry of

GazaHerald – The Ministry of Health in Gaza has reported that 38 Palestinians have been killed in the Strip since the ceasefire agreement came into effect two weeks ago. Israel is still attacking civilian areas, which raises concerns about violations

Gaza Herald – In another grave violation of the ceasefire, Israeli forces bombed a vehicle carrying displaced Palestinians and wiped out an entire family in Gaza City’s Zaytun neighborhood. According to Palestinian reports, Israeli artillery targeted a car carrying members

Gaza Herald – Hamas has called on mediators to continue their efforts to implement the remaining terms of the ceasefire agreement in Gaza, stressing the urgent need to rebuild destroyed homes, hospitals, schools, and critical infrastructure to meet the population’s

Gaza Herald – Israeli artillery struck a vehicle carrying displaced civilians in al-Zaytoun neighborhood, east of Gaza City, on Friday. According to one survivor, at least nine people remain missing following the attack, as rescue crews from Gaza’s Civil Defense

Gaza Herald – The Government Media Office in Gaza has accused the Israeli occupation army of harvesting organs from the bodies of Palestinians killed during its genocidal war on the Strip, calling it a “horrific crime” that demands an urgent

Gaza Herald – Aid trucks have been stranded for hours at the Kissufim crossing between Gaza and Israel, as Israeli authorities continue to delay the entry of desperately needed humanitarian supplies. Drivers report waiting since early morning for permission to

Gaza Herald – Aid trucks have been left waiting for endless hours at the Kissufim crossing as Israel continues to obstruct humanitarian deliveries into Gaza. Despite the ceasefire agreement allowing 600 trucks per day, fewer than 300 are being permitted