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Gaza Herald – Israeli prison authorities had prepared a comprehensive plan to carry out executions of Palestinian detainees following the Knesset’s initial approval of a controversial death penalty bill, according to Israeli media reports. Channel 13 reported that the plan […]

Gaza Herald – Israeli forces continued to violate the Gaza ceasefire for the 121st consecutive day, carrying out airstrikes, artillery shelling, building demolitions, and live fire across the besieged enclave, according to local reports. In Gaza City, Israeli troops detonated

Gaza Herald– Israeli violations of the ceasefire agreement in Gaza entered their 120th consecutive day on Sunday, with relentless air and artillery strikes across the Strip. Six Palestinians were killed by Israeli forces on Sunday alone. The renewed attacks, including

Gaza Herald – Israel obstructed the launch of a technocratic committee tasked with administering Gaza, despite the reopening of the Rafah crossing last week, according to sources cited by Haaretz. The move raised fresh questions about Israel’s stated support for

Gaza Herald- Medical sources said that 44 patients and their companions earlier departed from the Palestinian Red Crescent field hospital in Khan Younis through the Rafah land crossing, in preparation for travel to Egypt to receive medical treatment. The evacuation

Gaza Herald – A United Nations special rapporteur warned that the international community had actively enabled Israeli crimes during the war on Gaza by providing weapons, political cover, and economic support instead of acting to halt the violence. Speaking via

Gaza Herald – Israel has killed at least 576 Palestinians since the so-called ceasefire went into effect on October 10, 2025, according to the Gaza Ministry of Health. An additional 1,543 people have been wounded during the same period. The

Gaza Herald – Israeli forces continued to breach the Gaza ceasefire for the 120th consecutive day, carrying out air strikes, artillery shelling, and ground fire across multiple areas of the besieged enclave, according to Palestinian officials. Heavy bombardment was reported

Gaza Herald- The Palestinian Ministry of Health in Gaza warned on Saturday of an imminent collapse of the healthcare system in the Strip. The remaining functional hospitals are struggling to provide even the bare minimum of services, effectively turning into

Gaza Herald_ Health authorities in the Gaza Strip buried 15 unidentified Palestinian bodies in a mass grave in central Gaza on Friday, February 6, after all efforts to identify them failed despite displaying the bodies for more than seven days