Gaza Herald – Residents of Gaza lived on just 90 square kilometers, facing extreme crowding and scarcity of essential resources. The enclave remained under severe restrictions that limited access to basic goods and services. Thousands of trucks carrying vital humanitarian […]
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Gaza Herald – A four-story residential building in Al-Maghazi camp, home to Al-Shina family, completely collapsed early Monday after sustaining heavy damage from previous Israeli airstrikes. Civil defense teams responded to the scene, treating five injured people, including cases in
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Gaza Herald – Israeli warplanes struck southern Gaza early Monday, targeting areas in Khan Younis and Rafah, while artillery fire hit eastern neighborhoods. Explosive demolitions of residential buildings also continued, compounding destruction from previous attacks. Twelve airstrikes were carried out
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Gaza Herald – Israeli forces demolished multiple residential buildings in Al-Tuffah neighborhood of eastern Gaza City, leaving families displaced and neighborhoods in ruins. The strikes came amid ongoing military operations in the densely populated area. The destruction adds to a
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Gaza Herald – Gaza’s Health Ministry said that at least 420 Palestinians were killed and 1,184 injured since the ceasefire took effect, underscoring what officials described as continued Israeli violations that have turned the truce into a deadly illusion. In
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Gaza Herald – A Palestinian was killed by Israeli army gunfire in the Al-Mawasi area, west of Khan Younis, early on Sunday morning, according to medical sources at Nasser Medical Complex. Earlier, Abdul Rahman Abdul Hadi Al-Qan, 32, a fisherman,
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Gaza Herald – Doctors Without Borders (MSF) warned it may halt all operations in Gaza by March if Israel moves forward with a decision banning its work, alongside 36 other international humanitarian organizations, under new registration rules targeting Palestinian staff.
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Gaza Herald – Palestinians in Gaza marked the graduation of 230 doctors from Al-Azhar and Islamic Universities, class of 2025, in a ceremony that symbolized resilience amid war and destruction. The event took place at the partially destroyed Shifa Medical
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Gaza Herald_Hollywood actor and longtime humanitarian advocate Angelina Jolie has carried out an official visit to Egypt’s Rafah Crossing, the only gateway connecting Gaza to the outside world, to assess humanitarian conditions and meet Palestinians displaced by Israel’s ongoing war
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Gaza Herald_ As winter rains swept across the Gaza Strip, vast areas of displacement camps were submerged in floodwaters, turning already fragile tents into waterlogged traps for thousands of families who have nowhere else to go. In Al-Mawasi, one of
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