Reports & Analysis

Gaza Herald — Exactly one year after US President Donald Trump unveiled his 20-point plan to end the war in Gaza, the diplomatic framework endorsed by UN Security Council Resolution 2803 remains a hollow blueprint. While presented on September 29, […]

Gaza Herald — Nearly a year after the implementation of a formal ceasefire agreement, the Israeli occupation military is quietly cementing a permanent territorial takeover of the Gaza Strip. Rather than facilitating civilian return or humanitarian recovery, the truce is

Gaza Herald- There is something deeply revealing about discussing Gaza’s reconstruction in billions of dollars while wheelchairs for its wounded children sit gathering dust in warehouses outside the Strip. This past week, senior figures involved in the UN Security Council-endorsed

Gaza Herald — While the U.S.-established “Board of Peace” intensifies its public media campaign against the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees (UNRWA), declaring a refusal to deal with the agency in full alignment with the Israeli

Gaza Herald — Addressing a largely emptied United Nations General Assembly chamber after dozens of delegates walked out in protest, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu delivered a nearly 40-minute speech defending Israel’s conduct in Gaza and rejecting mounting international criticism,

Gaza Herald — As Israeli political parties gear up for national elections, media coverage routinely frames the vote as a defining referendum on the country’s democratic direction. Yet, for more than two million Palestinians surviving under siege in the Gaza

Gaza Herald — As international bodies debate postwar governance for the Gaza Strip, a dangerous form of authority is taking shape on the ground: armed Palestinian proxies operating directly from sectors under Israeli military control. These collaborator groups represent neither

Gaza Herald — The announcement of a $2.45 billion initial recovery plan for Gaza presents the territory with a stark paradox: billions are being discussed in international conference rooms while Israeli attacks, political conditions and restrictions continue to stand between

Gaza Herald — As international bodies debate postwar governance for the Gaza Strip, a dangerous form of authority is taking shape on the ground: armed Palestinian proxies operating directly from sectors under Israeli military control. These collaborator groups represent neither

Gaza Herald- Gaza’s physical destruction now carries an official financial estimate, a six-month execution window, and a list of 66 proposed projects. What it utterly lacks, however, is the funding required to match the unprecedented scale of devastation inflicted on