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Gaza Herald – A baby girl, Shatha Abu Jarrad, has died after being exposed to extreme cold in displacement tents across Gaza, where thousands of families remain sheltering after Israeli forces destroyed their homes. Her death highlights the worsening humanitarian […]

Gaza Herald – Israel has refused to allow members of the Palestinian technocratic committee to enter the Gaza Strip, according to sources cited by Hebrew media, in a move seen as another obstruction to post-war governance arrangements. The decision was

Gaza Herald – Israeli forces killed three Palestinians on Monday in Khan Younis, southern Gaza, amid continued airstrikes, gunfire, and home demolitions that further violate the ceasefire agreement. Local sources reported that Israeli gunfire killed two men in eastern Khan

Gaza Herald – Israeli warplanes dropped evacuation leaflets over the western al-Raqab neighborhood along Salah al-Din Street in Bani Suheila, east of Khan Younis, ordering residents to leave the area immediately. The leaflets triggered panic among civilians, many of whom

Gaza Herald – At least 40 Palestinian journalists are currently held in Israeli prisons, according to the Prisoners’ Media Office, underscoring an ongoing campaign to silence reporting under Israel’s genocidal assault on the Palestinian people. The statement said two journalists

Gaza Herald – One hundred days after the ceasefire took effect, Israeli violations in Gaza continue unabated, reinforcing what human rights groups describe as an ongoing genocidal campaign carried out through sustained killing, deprivation, and collective punishment. The Gaza Center

Gaza Herald – The Israeli authorities released seven Palestinian detainees from Gaza on Sunday evening after they spent varying periods in Israeli prisons. The detainees were transferred by the International Committee of the Red Cross to Al-Aqsa Martyrs Hospital in

Gaza Herald – Israeli forces continued to violate the ceasefire for the 100th consecutive day, carrying out airstrikes, artillery shelling, and live fire across multiple areas of the Gaza Strip, further terrorizing civilians and undermining any claims of calm. Local

Gaza Herald – Israeli bombardment continued across Gaza despite the ceasefire, leaving Palestinians with no tangible relief as destruction, displacement, and fear remain daily realities across the enclave. Since the ceasefire took effect in October, Israeli attacks have killed at

Gaza Herald – Israeli forces have moved the so-called “Yellow Line” deeper inside Gaza, effectively redrawing the boundaries of military control despite the ceasefire, according to satellite-image investigations. Concrete yellow blocks used to mark the line were relocated multiple times