Local Developments

Gaza Herald_ Civil Defense teams in Gaza have begun recovering the bodies of 13 Palestinians who have remained buried beneath the rubble of a multi-story family home since it was destroyed by an Israeli strike during the early days of […]

Gaza Herald_ Water access in Gaza has fallen far below the minimum emergency level, leaving much of the population struggling to secure enough water for basic daily needs, the United Nations said. UN deputy spokesperson Farhan Haq told reporters at

Gaza Herald – Israeli occupation forces renewed artillery shelling and gunfire across several areas of the Gaza Strip on Thursday, in another series of violations of the ceasefire, as Palestinians continue to face worsening humanitarian conditions. Israeli forces intensified artillery

Gaza Herald – Israeli forces renewed artillery shelling and opened fire across several areas of the Gaza Strip on Wednesday, in another series of reported violations of the ceasefire. Israeli artillery struck eastern and northeastern areas of Al-Bureij refugee camp

Gaza Herald – Israel is reportedly holding the remains of around 1,700 Palestinians, keeping their bodies as potential bargaining leverage in future prisoner exchanges, according to a report by Haaretz. The disclosure has renewed outrage over Israel’s long-standing practice of

Gaza Herald – The Palestinian Ministry of Health in Gaza reported that hospitals across the Strip received one Palestinian killed and one injured over the past 24 hours, as rescue teams continue to face severe difficulties reaching victims trapped beneath

Gaza Herald _A former senior Israeli security official has called for Gaza to remain devastated for generations, openly framing the destruction of the besieged territory and the despair of its Palestinian population as outcomes that serve Israel’s interests. Retired Major

Gaza Herald – Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has openly rejected a 15-point Gaza plan backed by the Trump administration, declaring that Israel will not withdraw from the territory unless Hamas first gives up all of its weapons. The move

Gaza Herald – Gaza Municipality has warned that a growing number of essential service vehicles could soon stop operating because Israel continues to restrict the entry of industrial oils and other critical supplies needed to maintain emergency equipment. The affected

Gaza Herald – Gaza’s Health Ministry reported that 1,258 Palestinians have been killed since the ceasefire was announced on October 10, with 4,145 others injured and 807 bodies recovered from under the rubble. Six new injuries were reported at Gaza’s