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Gaza Herald- Two Palestinians were killed and others wounded early Friday in an Israeli airstrike on Al-Maghazi refugee camp in central Gaza, as Israel continues to violate the ceasefire for the 111th consecutive day. Gaza Herald correspondent confirmed that Waleed […]

Gaza Herald – On Thursday evening, 15 bodies of Palestinians killed were returned to Gaza after being held by Israeli authorities as part of an ongoing prisoner exchange deal. Medical sources confirmed to the Prisoners’ Media Office that the bodies

Gaza Herald – A Palestinian human rights center warned Thursday of an escalating Israeli policy of arresting Palestinian children, describing it as one of the most dangerous and systematic violations against a group protected under international law, with long-term psychological

Gaza Herald – Israeli forces killed two Palestinian civilians on Thursday as ceasefire violations across the Gaza Strip continued for the 110th consecutive day, marked by live fire, artillery shelling, and demolition operations in multiple areas. Medical and local sources

Gaza Herald_ In response to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s threats to forcibly disarm Hamas in Gaza, senior Hamas official Suhail al-Hindi affirmed that the weapons of the Palestinian resistance are inseparably linked to the ongoing Israeli occupation and constitute a

Gaza Herald – Israeli forces carried out heavy gunfire, artillery shelling, and demolition operations across multiple areas of Gaza on Thursday, marking a continued escalation and repeated violations of the ceasefire in place since October. According to field reports, Israeli

Gaza Herald – Dozens of Palestinians held a protest on Tuesday in central Gaza City, demanding international intervention to stop what they described as Israel’s continued violations of the ceasefire agreement. The demonstration took place at Al-Saraya Junction, where participants

Gaza Herald- OCHA revealed that recent rainstorms have left over one million people in the Gaza Strip in urgent need of shelter, affecting approximately 65,000 families. The UN office highlighted that inadequate sewage systems and low-lying land led to rainwater

Gaza Herald – After months of closure, the Rafah border crossing between Gaza and Egypt was set to reopen under a strict Israeli-monitored system, marking the start of the second phase of the prisoner exchange and ceasefire agreement. According to

Gaza Herald – Israeli forces continued to violate the ceasefire in Gaza early Wednesday, marking the 109th consecutive day of breaches through airstrikes, artillery fire, and the use of explosive-laden robots across multiple areas of the Strip. Local sources reported