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Gaza Herald – Israel has been running a parallel import system into Gaza that allows private traders to bring in so-called “dual-use” goods while blocking the same life-saving items from humanitarian organizations, according to an investigation reported by The Guardian. […]

Gaza Herald – Doctors Without Borders (MSF) rejected Israeli allegations linking its staff to Palestinian resistance groups, describing the accusations as public claims made without evidence and aimed at forcing the organization to comply with new, vague registration requirements. In

Gaza Herald – Israeli forces continued to violate the ceasefire in Gaza for the 83rd consecutive day, as artillery shelling and heavy gunfire targeted eastern areas of the Strip, according to local sources. Witnesses said Israeli tanks opened intense fire

Gaza Herald- A woman and her child died in a fire that broke out in their displacement tent near Al-Yarmouk Stadium in Gaza City. The Civil Defense said that its teams recovered the bodies of two victims (a mother and

Gaza Herald_ Israeli Army Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir described the so-called “Yellow Line” in the Gaza Strip as a “new security boundary” for Israel, during a field tour in southern Gaza. According to a statement by the Israeli army

Gaza Herald- Amid intensifying humanitarian challenges in the occupied Palestinian territories, Doctors Without Borders (Médecins Sans Frontières – MSF) has voiced deep concern over new Israeli restrictions that could significantly disrupt its medical operations in both Gaza and the West

Gaza Herald- The head of Gaza’s Government Media Office, Ismail Al-Thawabta, has revealed alarming figures highlighting Israel’s ongoing blockade of Gaza throughout 2025, which officials describe as a deliberate policy of siege and deprivation. According to Al-Thawabta, Israeli authorities kept

Gaza Herald – A Palestinian child was shot and killed by Israeli forces in the Jabalia al-Nazla area in northern Gaza, according to local medical and field sources. The child was struck by live fire and later pronounced dead, adding

Gaza Herald_ An Israeli government report acknowledged on Wednesday that Palestinian prisoners were denied access to drinking water for periods of up to 12 hours as a form of collective punishment during Israel’s genocidal war on the Gaza Strip. Findings

Gaza Herald – Israeli authorities kept Gaza’s crossings closed for 220 days in 2025, effectively strangling the flow of humanitarian aid and basic supplies, according to official Palestinian figures released on Wednesday. Gaza’s Government Media Office said Israel blocked 132,000