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Gaza Herald_ What happens when the accused walk freely across international capitals while entire populations remain trapped under rubble? The question cuts to the heart of the Gaza war, where destruction has been documented in painstaking detail, yet accountability remains […]

Gaza Herald – The fourth group of patients from Gaza departed Thursday morning toward the Rafah Crossing, preparing for travel abroad to receive critical medical treatment. The evacuation included patients in urgent conditions, coordinated under strict humanitarian arrangements. They left

Gaza Herald – Israeli forces committed 1,520 violations of the Gaza ceasefire over 115 days, killing 559 Palestinians and wounding at least 1,500 others, Gaza’s Government Media Office said in a statement released Wednesday. The office reported that the violations

Gaza Herald – Israeli forces handed over the bodies of 54 Palestinians and 66 boxes containing human remains from Gaza as part of the prisoner exchange and ceasefire arrangements, according to Palestinian health authorities. Gaza’s Ministry of Health said the

Gaza Herald – Gaza’s Civil Defense on Wednesday categorically rejected Israeli occupation military claims alleging that Palestinian fighters used ambulances, calling the accusations false and deliberately misleading. In a statement, the agency said ambulances were never used to transport armed

Gaza Herald – Two Palestinians were killed on Thursday as Israeli forces continued violating the Gaza ceasefire, according to local sources. The incidents came amid renewed air raids, artillery fire, and large-scale building demolitions across the enclave. One of the

Gaza Herald – Nine Palestinian prisoners were released on Wednesday by Israeli forces after months of detention in Israeli jails and interrogation centers. Local sources reported that the freed prisoners arrived at Al-Aqsa Martyrs Hospital in Deir al-Balah, central Gaza,

Gaza Herald – At least 23 Palestinians, including eight children and a paramedic, were killed Wednesday by Israeli forces in eastern Gaza, continuing violations of the ceasefire for the 116th consecutive day. Local sources reported that Ali Fathi Mustafa Al-Razaina

Gaza Herald – The World Health Organization said more than 18,500 patients in Gaza required specialized medical care that was not available inside the besieged territory, underscoring the collapse of the health system after more than two years of sustained

Gaza Herald – Israeli forces canceled coordination for the travel of a third group of patients from Gaza through the Rafah crossing. This move further deepened the medical crisis and underscored Israel’s continued control over civilian movement, Palestinian officials said.