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Gaza Herald – Gaza’s electricity sector has suffered catastrophic destruction during the ongoing Israeli war on Gaza, with 85% of the territory’s power distribution network damaged or destroyed and more than 3.2 billion kilowatt-hours of electricity denied to the population […]

Gaza Herald – The Palestinian Ministry of Health announced on Sunday that nine Palestinians were killed and 41 others injured in the Gaza Strip over the past 24 hours as a result of ongoing Israeli attacks across the besieged enclave.

Gaza Herald – For Palestinians in Gaza, displacement has become a permanent condition rather than a temporary consequence of war. As Israeli occupation forces continue expanding so-called “buffer zones” across the Strip, hundreds of thousands of civilians are being pushed

Gaza Herald – Israeli occupation forces have committed more than 3,300 violations of the Gaza ceasefire agreement since it came into effect, according to figures released by Gaza’s Government Media Office, highlighting the systematic erosion of the truce and its

Gaza Herald- The number of Palestinians killed in Gaza on Saturday has risen to 11, including two young girls and two women, as Israeli attacks and reported ceasefire violations continued across the Strip, according to local sources. On Saturday evening,

Gaza Herald _ Hanzala II has embarked on a new voyage from Sweden as part of an international effort to challenge the blockade on Gaza and deliver urgently needed assistance to Palestinians facing worsening humanitarian conditions. The ship, carrying medical

Gaza Herald- Five Palestinians were killed on Saturday in Israeli airstrikes across the Gaza Strip as Israeli ceasefire violations continued. According to local sources, four members of the Al-Safadi family were killed and several others injured after an Israeli strike

Gaza Herald – The National Committee for Gaza Administration, headed by Dr. Ali Shaath, held a coordination meeting with representatives of the European Union, the United Nations, and the World Bank to discuss the results of a rapid damage and

Gaza Herald – Municipal authorities across the Gaza Strip have warned that essential public services are on the verge of total collapse as Israeli restrictions continue to prevent the entry of critical supplies needed to maintain basic infrastructure. The warning

Gaza Herald _More than 1,000 Palestinians have been killed in the Gaza Strip since a ceasefire agreement between Israel and Hamas came into effect in October, highlighting the continued fragility of the truce and the worsening humanitarian conditions facing the