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Gaza Herald – Israeli occupation forces continued to violate the Gaza ceasefire for the 81st consecutive day, intensifying artillery shelling, air strikes, and home demolitions across the Strip. Eastern Gaza City came under sustained bombardment, while Israeli warplanes struck east […]

Gaza Herald – The Palestinian Health Ministry reported a 40% drop in births across Gaza, accompanied by a sharp rise in miscarriages compared with last year. Malnutrition and restricted medical supplies were cited as key factors. Low birth weight became

Gaza Herald – Since the ceasefire took effect on October 10, 2025, Israeli occupation forces committed 969 violations over 80 days, the Gaza Government Media Office reported on Sunday. These breaches left 418 Palestinians killed and 1,141 others wounded. The

Gaza Herald – Around 900,000 displaced Palestinians were forced to shelter in torn, fragile tents across Gaza as a powerful winter storm hit the Strip, the Palestinian NGOs Network said, warning of an escalating humanitarian disaster. In Al-Mawasi area of

Gaza Herald – Tens of thousands of displaced Palestinians across Gaza were battered by heavy rain, strong winds, and plunging temperatures as successive winter storms flooded tents and buried families in mud and debris, deepening the humanitarian catastrophe left by

Gaza Herald – Gaza’s Civil Defense said a seven-year-old child, Atta Al-Mayy, was killed after falling into a deep sewage pit in Al-Sudaniya area of northern Gaza, a zone left heavily devastated by Israeli military attacks and declared a disaster

Gaza Herald_ Despite early and repeated warnings issued to displaced people in the Gaza Strip ahead of the winter storm, the fragility of infrastructure and the continued presence of thousands of families in temporary shelters signal the risk of renewed

Gaza Herald_As a new winter storm swept across Palestine early Saturday, bringing heavy rain and strong winds, Gaza’s displaced population faced yet another ordeal. For tens of thousands living in fragile tents after their homes were destroyed, rainfall has ceased

Gaza Herald- Al-Awda Hospital in Al-Nuseirat refugee camp reported that it partially resumed operations after limited quantities of fuel entered Gaza through the World Health Organization. According to hospital sources, the generators ran out of fuel, leaving all departments powerless

Gaza Herald- Israeli warplanes continued, at dawn on Saturday, to carry out successive airstrikes targeting the eastern areas of Khan Younis in the southern Gaza Strip, alongside artillery shelling and live fire from Israeli military vehicles. Field sources reported that