Daily Life Amid War

Gaza Herald — One year after the U.S.-brokered ceasefire agreement in the Gaza Strip took effect, a stark chasm divides the promises made on paper from the reality experienced by Palestinians on the ground. Instead of marking the end of

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

DaysOfPal – Three years of Israel’s genocidal war on Gaza have left more than 174,000 Palestinians wounded and created an overwhelming demand for nearly half a million surgical procedures, while the territory’s devastated hospitals struggle to provide even the most

Gaza Herald- Israeli attacks directly killed at least 17,286 Palestinians in the Gaza Strip during 2025, accounting for more than 70% of all officially registered deaths that year, according to a new analysis of Gaza’s annual death registry. The Palestinian

Gaza Herald — In Gaza, the olive harvest is no longer the celebrated annual tradition awaited by families and farmers for generations. The olive trees that once stretched across tens of thousands of dunams, providing food, stable income, and seasonal

Gaza Herald- As the third anniversary of the October 7 events, Israel is not merely imposing temporary security measures. It is tightening its grip on Palestinians in the occupied West Bank and Gaza Strip by closing crossings and intensifying movement

Gaza Herald _A new policy paper by the Palestinian Center for Policy Research exposes how the so-called “Yellow Line”, originally presented as a temporary security boundary following the October 2025 ceasefire, is rapidly being converted into a permanent, de facto

Gaza Herald _At Al-Aqsa Martyrs Hospital in central Gaza, Bassem Hassan, director of the laboratory department, faces a harrowing reality every single day: deciding whose life-saving medical tests get prioritized when the equipment to save everyone no longer exists. Under

Gaza Herald — Across the Gaza Strip, simply moving from one place to another has become a daily struggle. Widespread destruction, severe fuel shortages and the collapse of much of Gaza’s conventional transportation system have pushed residents to rely on

Gaza Herald — On Beirut Street in Gaza City’s Tel al-Hawa neighborhood, UN engineer Ahmed Alyan works under a scorching sun to clear wreckage from a thoroughfare once vibrant with shops and homes. Despite a day of grueling labor, the