Local Developments

Gaza Herald – The Gaza Health Ministry reports that five Palestinians were killed and 20 others injured over the past 24 hours. Three of the victims were recovered from rubble, the ministry said. Earlier, Israeli artillery targeted eastern Khan Younis […]

Gaza Herald – Gaza’ Authorities on Wednesday began clearing an estimated 370,000 metric tons of garbage that had piled up in the Firas Market area of central Gaza City since the outbreak of the genocide, Palestinian officials said. The site

Gaza Herald – A Palestinian child has been wounded by Israeli gunfire in southern Gaza early on Wednesday. Medical sources reported that the child was shot in the al-Batn al-Samin area, south of Khan Younis. Israeli forces continued breaching the

Gaza Herald – Hundreds of Palestinians gathered Tuesday outside the UN Relief and Works Agency (UNRWA) headquarters in western Gaza City, protesting attempts to dismantle the agency and end its mandate for Palestinian refugees. Organized by the Palestinian Liberation Organization’s

Gaza Herald – The Gaza Health Ministry said five Palestinians were killed and five others wounded over the past 24 hours as violence continued across the enclave. Since the ceasefire came into effect on October 11, 2025, the ministry recorded

Gaza Herald — Israeli forces have continued to violate the fragile ceasefire agreement in the Gaza Strip since the early hours of Tuesday, carrying out airstrikes, artillery shelling, and demolition operations across multiple areas of the enclave, despite the truce

Gaza Herald – Over the four months since the Gaza ceasefire took effect on October 10, 2025, Israeli forces carried out 1,620 violations, the Palestinian Government Media Office reported, resulting in 573 killed and 1,553 injuries. The office documented the

Gaza Herald – Three Palestinians were killed on Tuesday as Israeli forces escalated ceasefire violations for the 122nd consecutive day through airstrikes, artillery fire, and building demolitions across Gaza. Local sources reported that Israeli aircraft targeted two men riding an

Gaza Herald – Travel through Gaza’s Rafah crossing sharply declined after Israeli restrictions and security interference severely curtailed movement, according to field monitoring and official data released on Tuesday. Rights groups warned that the measures effectively strangled Gaza’s only gateway

Gaza Herald – Israeli forces carried out airstrikes and demolition operations across the Gaza Strip on Tuesday, marking the 122nd consecutive day of violations of the ceasefire agreement, according to local and medical sources. Earlier in the day, two Palestinians