Human Rights Reports

Gaza Herald – The Gaza authorities have accused the Israeli military of systematic organ theft after bodies of Palestinian detainees returned under the recent ceasefire deal were allegedly found mutilated and missing vital organs, including eyes, corneas, livers, and kidneys. […]

Gaza Herald _ Despite an active ceasefire deal that was meant to offer Gaza a rare moment of relief, Israeli forces resumed attacks across multiple areas of the Strip on Friday, plunging residents back into fear and uncertainty. The day’s

Gaza Herald_ The search for the remains of deceased captives in Gaza has grown increasingly complex, as the absence of forensic tools and Israel’s continued restrictions create significant obstacles on the ground. Despite widespread devastation and ongoing military presence, Gaza’s

Gaza Herald – Israel continues to kill an average of ten Palestinians every day, maintaining its campaign of extermination under a façade of calm and the cover of international silence, Euro-Med for Human Rights reported. Bombings remain intermittent but constant,

Gaza Herald_ There are no quiet nights in Gaza, not before the ceasefire, and not since the Sharm el-Sheik “peace” declaration. At the Egyptian resort, world leaders smiled for cameras, shaking hands with U.S. President Donald Trump, who boasted that

Gaza Herald — Exclusive sources have revealed to Gaza Herald that Israel has turned the Kerem Shalom crossing, Gaza’s only partially functioning gateway for humanitarian access, into a dangerous trap for international agency staff, particularly Palestinian employees working with United

Gaza Herald — In less than twelve hours, Israeli forces carried out a string of devastating airstrikes across the Gaza Strip, killing more than 100 civilians, including at least 35 children, according to Gaza’s Civil Defense spokesperson Mahmoud Basal. “These

Gaza Herald_ The Israeli army has been dumping large quantities of waste and construction debris inside the Gaza Strip, raising growing fears of an imminent environmental disaster in the already devastated enclave. Footage and testimonies reviewed by Gaza Herald reveal

‏Gaza Herald – Since the outbreak of the genocidal war on Gaza, Israeli authorities have effectively sealed the Strip from international journalists. Over two years into the conflict, the Israeli Supreme Court has repeatedly granted government extensions to respond to

Gaza Herald_ In the heart of Gaza’s ruins, where grief has become a daily companion, rescue workers say the world’s conscience seems selective. The Palestinian Civil Defense has accused international organizations of showing blatant double standards, bringing in powerful machinery