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Gaza Herald– Palestinian journalist and activist Saleh Al-Jaafrawi was killed while documenting the widespread devastation caused by Israeli military aggression in the Gaza Strip. His body was recovered and transported to Al-Ahli Baptist Hospital following reports of his disappearance in […]

Gaza Herald- The Director-General of Gaza’s Ministry of Health, Dr. Munir Al-Barsh, said that the ministry and medical staff are preparing to receive approximately 1,900 prisoners who are expected to be released by the Israeli occupation under the ceasefire agreement.

Gaza Herald – Preparations are underway for the long-awaited release of Palestinian prisoners held in Israeli prisons, with logistical operations coordinated by the International Committee of the Red Cross. Medical teams are on standby to conduct initial health checks before

Gaza Herald – The Palestinian Ministry of Health in Gaza has confirmed that 151 Palestinians were killed and 72 others injured in the last 24 hours, including 116 bodies recovered from beneath the rubble, amid the ongoing Israeli genocide in

Gaza Herald – In the aftermath of two years of relentless Israeli bombardment and genocide, bulldozers have begun clearing the ruins of Gaza City. Palestinian workers are racing against time to reopen roads and allow displaced families to reach what

Gaza Herald —As a long-awaited ceasefire begins to take hold in Gaza, major Palestinian factions have firmly rejected any attempt to impose foreign authority over the territory’s governance, insisting that Gaza’s future must be decided solely by Palestinians. In a

Gaza Herald – For the first time in two years, the skies over Gaza were not pierced by the deafening sounds of Israeli drones or the thunder of explosions. Instead, a rare and unfamiliar silence descended over the war-torn enclave,

Gaza Herald—The Gaza Civil Defense announced Friday evening that the bodies of sixty-three Palestinians had been recovered from the streets of Gaza City since the ceasefire came into effect earlier in the day. Dozens more remain trapped beneath the rubble or

Gaza Herald – Authorities in Gaza have issued an urgent call for an international war crimes investigation and the immediate lifting of the 18-year Israeli siege, following the implementation of the ceasefire agreement. The Government Media Office stated that ending

Gaza Herald – The Ministry of Interior and National Security in Gaza has begun deploying across the Strip to restore order in areas recently vacated by Israeli forces, following the historic ceasefire. The move aims to stabilize the region, address