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Gaza Herald- The top diplomat overseeing the United States-brokered “ceasefire” in Gaza as part of US President Donald Trump’s International Board of Peace Nickolay Mladenov’s latest remarks on Gaza have sparked growing criticism for a deeply unbalanced approach to the […]

Gaza Herald – Despite repeated references to a ceasefire in the Gaza Strip, developments on the ground and political rhetoric indicate that Israeli military attacks have not truly ceased. Instead, they appear to have entered a phase of calibrated escalation,

Gaza Herald- Six months after the Gaza ceasefire began in October, a strange question hangs over the negotiations: Not whether the war ended. But whether diplomacy itself has become another battlefield. Because in Gaza today, even the mediators are no

Gaza Herald – The killing of journalist Mohammed Samir Washah, a correspondent for Al Jazeera Mubasher, has sparked widespread condemnation from media organizations, journalists’ unions, and Palestinian factions, all asserting that his targeting is part of a systematic effort to

Gaza Herald – In a deeply troubling pattern, journalists are no longer just witnesses in war zones but have increasingly become direct targets of Israeli attacks. From Gaza to southern Lebanon, those reporting from the ground face growing risks while

Gaza Herald_In recent months, subtle but troubling changes have appeared in several Wikipedia entries describing communities in Gaza. Localities such as Rafah, Beit Hanoun, Al Qarya as Suwaydiya, and Om al-Nasr are increasingly being described in the past tense. Places

Gaza Herald_ Across two different battlefields, a striking pattern has emerged in Israel’s military narrative. Whether in Gaza or in Iran, attacks that damage hospitals and medical facilities are repeatedly followed by the same justification: claims that armed groups or

Gaza Herald _As regional tensions escalate following the Israeli-US attack on Iran, the Gaza Strip has once again found itself caught in the fallout. While international attention shifts toward military developments across the region, Israel has tightened restrictions on crossings

Gaza Herald _Many Palestinians say they are worried that the widening conflict triggered by United States and Israeli strikes on Iran could divert international attention away from Gaza, where conditions remain fragile despite a recently negotiated ceasefire. The concern comes

Gaza Herald_ Shells weighing tonnes continue to crash into densely populated residential areas, erasing entire streets in seconds. Where homes and shops once stood, massive craters now consume everything above them. This spectacle has become routine across the Gaza Strip,