Local Developments

Gaza Herald – A Palestinian man was shot dead by Israeli forces near the Kuwait Roundabout in southern Gaza City. The attack came amid ongoing Israeli attacks across the Gaza Strip, including airstrikes, artillery shelling, and raids on residential neighborhoods. […]

Gaza Herald – A sweeping new investigation by the Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) documented what it described as a deliberate and systematic campaign of torture, starvation, and sexual violence against Palestinian journalists detained by Israeli authorities since October 7,

Gaza Herald – The National Committee for the Administration of Gaza (NCAG), currently operating from Cairo, announced Thursday the launch of a new Palestinian police force in the Gaza Strip and began accepting applications for recruitment. The committee said the

Gaza Herald – Israeli forces continued breaching the Gaza ceasefire on Friday for the 132nd consecutive day, carrying out airstrikes, artillery shelling, live fire, and controlled demolitions across multiple areas of the enclave. Local sources reported that Israeli troops detonated

Gaza Herald- The Israeli occupation forces continue to violate the ceasefire agreement in the Gaza Strip for the 131st consecutive day, through repeated military escalation involving artillery shelling, airstrikes, and live fire across different parts of the enclave. At dawn

Gaza Herald – The “Al-Haris” platform, affiliated with resistance security in Gaza, released details Wednesday of what it described as the confession of a female collaborator recruited by Israeli intelligence. The case was published under the hashtag “Confession of an

Gaza Herald – 13 Palestinian detainees were released and transported to Al-Aqsa Hospital on Wednesday following their detention in Israeli jails since the outbreak of the Israeli genocide in October 2023. The freed detainees included a child from Gaza, Khan

Gaza Herald – At least two Palestinians were killed Wednesday in separate incidents as Israeli forces continued to enforce restrictions on medical evacuations through the partially reopened Rafah crossing. One child was killed in the northern Strip after an Israeli

Gaza Herald — As Ramadan begins, Gaza is facing an escalating liquidity crisis driven by ongoing restrictions on the entry of cash, leaving the banking system largely paralyzed and residents unable to access their own savings to cover basic needs.