Gaza Herald – Israeli forces have killed a young Palestinian man in Bani Suheila, east of Khan Younis in southern Gaza, after launching a drone strike, a new breach in the series of Israeli violations since the ceasefire took effect. […]
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Gaza Herald – Palestinian human rights organizations have sounded the alarm over the rapid rise in the number of detainees killed inside Israeli prisons, warning that Israel is deliberately pursuing a policy of “slow death” against thousands of Palestinian prisoners.
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Gaza Herald – Israel’s military campaign in Gaza intensified once again on Sunday, with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu confirming that Israeli forces dropped 153 tonnes of explosives across the besieged enclave in just one day. Gaza Herald reports that the
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Gaza Herald – The Palestinian Central Bureau of Statistics revealed that 96% of Gaza’s 2.4 million residents are suffering from extreme food insecurity, marking one of the highest rates ever recorded globally. After months of total blockade, famine, and relentless
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Gaza Herald – The Palestinian Ministry of Education said that 20,058 students have been killed and 31,139 injured since Israel launched its genocidal war on Gaza and the West Bank on October 7, 2023. The ministry stressed that the numbers
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Gaza Herald – Israeli naval forces opened fire on Palestinian fishermen off the coast of Gaza City this morning, arresting three of them while they were working in the area, according to the Fishermen’s Union in Gaza. The attack is
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Gaza Herald – Gaza’s Government Media Office confirmed that just 986 aid trucks have entered the Strip since the ceasefire began, out of the 6,600 that were supposed to arrive by October 20. Among them, only 14 trucks carried cooking
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Gaza Herald – Israeli military sources told Haaretz that Hamas has significantly strengthened its presence in Gaza since the ceasefire began, maintaining authority despite the immense destruction and humanitarian catastrophe caused by Israel’s genocidal war. According to the army’s assessments,
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Gaza Herald – In a scathing update, Gaza’s Director of Ambulances at Al-Shifa Medical Complex announced that nearly 80% of the ambulance vehicles in the Strip are now out of service, casualties of deliberate Israeli targeting during the genocidal war.
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Gaza Herald — Within hours of Israel resuming its bombardment of Gaza and threatening to close the Rafah crossing, details began to emerge contradicting Tel Aviv’s official narrative. According to leaks cited by both left- and right-leaning non-interventionist media in
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