Daily Life Amid War

Gaza Herald _Palestinians say continued Israeli attacks after the ceasefire have shattered claims of safety, as families across Gaza document ongoing loss and destruction. A growing online campaign from Gaza is challenging the narrative that the war has ended, accusing […]

Gaza Herald – Under the scorching and unforgiving summer sun, hundreds of thousands of displaced Palestinians in Al-Mawasi of Khan Younis, are facing an existential catastrophe. After nearly three years of relentless genocide, the makeshift tents that once offered a

Gaza Herald _As Gaza’s humanitarian crisis deepens, even the simplest household items have become increasingly difficult to find. Among them are cigarette and cooking lighters—once inexpensive and widely available, now scarce commodities that have become essential for families relying on

Gaza Herald _In Gaza, the war has not only destroyed homes and schools, but it has also transformed the everyday lives of children, forcing them to find new ways to experience moments of joy. Amid the destruction, dried palm leaves

Gaza Herald _While water trucks and humanitarian assistance continue to serve overcrowded displacement centers in Gaza City, communities living near the so-called “Yellow Line” appear to have been largely overlooked by relief efforts. Residents in these areas face not only

Gaza Herald _For many young Palestinians in Gaza, earning a university degree no longer guarantees a path to employment. Instead, thousands of graduates now face a harsh reality in which years of education have been overshadowed by war, economic collapse,

Gaza Herald – What started as tech built to make life easier has been turned into a machine for war. Artificial intelligence now runs the core of modern militaries: managing battles, predicting threats, flying drones, and picking who gets bombed.

Gaza Herald_ For children, summer is often a season of freedom, a time for games, friendships, and memories that shape a lifetime. In Gaza, however, summer has become another chapter of survival. For the third consecutive year, the sounds of

Gaza Herald _ War has changed more than Gaza’s skyline; it has transformed the way people move, think, and live. Ordinary routines that were once taken for granted have become difficult decisions shaped by uncertainty, as residents navigate each day

Gaza Herald — What had been designated as a humanitarian “safe zone” became the scene of another deadly attack after an Israeli strike hit a displacement tent in the al-Mawasi area west of Khan Younis, killing one-year-old Suwar Abu Draz