Voices from Gaza

Gaza Herald — More than 86,000 Palestinian women in the Gaza Strip have been forced to become the sole breadwinners for their families, meaning that nearly one-quarter of all households in the enclave are now headed by women, according to

Gaza Herald— In the rubble-filled alleys of Khan Younis’ historic grain market, Palestinian merchants are reopening damaged shops and clearing debris in an effort to revive a commercial landmark that has served generations of families in southern Gaza. Once crowded

Gaza Herald — More than 10,000 Palestinian children in Gaza have suffered leg amputations during three years of Israel’s genocidal campaign, while tens of thousands of other Palestinians face permanent disabilities and limited access to medical treatment, according to a

Gaza Herald — On the shores of the Gaza Strip, where the scent of salt water collides with the backdrop of razed coastal neighborhoods, Palestinian children wearing yellow and black swimsuits sprinted toward the waves, reclaiming a fragment of a

Gaza Herald — For displaced Palestinians in Shuja’iyya, east of Gaza City, a fragile canvas tent no longer offers even temporary refuge from military violence. Families who have fled destroyed homes across the Strip now find themselves sheltering beside a

Gaza Herald- Long before war claims a child’s physical life, it strips away the basic experience of growing up. Three years after the start of Israel’s genocidal campaign on Gaza in October 2023, normal childhood routines have been replaced by

Gaza Herald — One year has passed since the ceasefire agreement in the Gaza Strip took effect, raising hopes of ending the genocidal war, stopping the bloodshed, opening the way for humanitarian relief, and beginning reconstruction. Yet the agreement has

Gaza Herald — Three years into Israel’s genocidal war, the story of Palestinian prisoners is no longer measured only by how many people are behind bars, how long they have been sentenced, or how many remain in administrative detention. Increasingly,