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Gaza Herald – Hazem Qassem, spokesperson for Hamas, rejected Israeli claims that recent airstrikes and massacres in Gaza were retaliatory measures against supposed ceasefire violations by the movement. He described these assertions as false and a transparent attempt to justify […]

Gaza Herald – An Israeli airstrike targeted the Sheikh Radwan police station in northwest Gaza City, killing at least 10 Palestinians and leaving others missing under the rubble. The strike claimed the lives of police officers, including female personnel, as

Gaza Herald – The United Nations confirmed that 11 children in Gaza have died from cold exposure since the start of winter, highlighting the severe humanitarian crisis faced by Palestinian families. Farhan Haq, Deputy Spokesperson for the UN Secretary-General, delivered

Gaza Herald – Monir Al-Bursh, Director-General of the Palestinian Ministry of Health in Gaza, raised serious doubts about Israel’s record-breaking organ donation figures, questioning the sources of the large number of kidneys reported. He noted that the same Israeli authorities

Gaza Herald – The Israel-backed Popular Forces militia in Rafah reportedly captured and handed over Adham Attaallah al-Akar, also known as Abu Bakr al-Akar, a senior Qassam Brigades commander and leader of the East Rafah Battalion, to Israeli forces, according

Gaza Herald – Israeli forces continue to violate the Gaza ceasefire, killing civilians and carrying out airstrikes and demolitions, according to a statement released Saturday by Gaza’s Government Media Office, marking 111 days since the agreement took effect. The office

Gaza Herald – At least 12 Palestinians were killed and others wounded early Saturday as Israeli warplanes carried out a series of airstrikes across the Gaza Strip, marking the 112th consecutive day of ceasefire violations. Medical sources reported that seven

Gaza Herald – The Palestinian Ministry of Health started examining the bodies of recently released martyrs yesterday, after receiving them from the Red Cross. The effort aims to identify the victims and document their cases. Due to the ongoing Israeli

Gaza Herald – Israel confirmed that Rafah crossing will reopen on Sunday, February 1, under a limited, controlled schedule. The opening applies only to the movement of people, not vehicles, and will operate in both directions. Entry and exit will

Gaza Herald – Israeli forces announced on Friday that three Palestinian fighters were killed in an overnight airstrike targeting what it described as an underground tunnel east of Rafah, in southern Gaza. In a military statement, the Israeli army claimed