Daily Life Amid War

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 […]

Gaza Herald _ Inside a modest displacement tent near Abu Hameed Roundabout, west of Salah al-Din Street in Khan Younis, 13-year-old Elin Al-Farra was quietly reciting verses from the Quran, seeking comfort amid the relentless sounds of war. Moments later,

Gaza Herald – On Al-Thawra Street in central Gaza City, one of Palestine’s most heartbreaking stories came to an end with the killing of Yousef Al-Zaq, the young Palestinian who carried a title no other child had ever held: “the

Gaza Herald_The ongoing war in the Gaza Strip continues to deepen the humanitarian and economic crisis facing residents, as severe shortages of goods and unprecedented price increases place additional burdens on families already struggling with displacement and loss. Necessities have

Gaza Herald_ A Palestinian family in central Gaza has accused Israeli forces of fatally shooting a three-year-old child and wounding his father before abandoning them along a roadside following their detention near an Israeli-controlled military zone. Baha Abu al-Ajeen, a

Gaza Herald _In a small structure built from wood and plastic sheeting, dentist Rizq Abu Halima is trying to rebuild the career and clinic he lost during Israel’s military campaign in Gaza. Where a fully equipped dental center once stood,

Gaza Herald- Safe spaces have disappeared, schools remain damaged, and hundreds of thousands of children are growing up amid displacement, uncertainty, and the lasting psychological effects of war. A Generation Growing Up Without Safe Spaces Gaza Herald _In a small

Gaza Herald _The distances people travel across the Gaza Strip are no longer measured by kilometers. Since the onset of Israel’s genocidal war, movement has become measured by hours spent on damaged roads, the physical strain of travel, and the

Gaza Herald _ At a busy intersection in Khan Younis, southern Gaza, a traffic officer stands amid constant movement. Cars, carts, and pedestrians move through roads damaged by months of war and disruption. He raises his hand to guide traffic,

Gaza Herald – Before a few years ago, the Gaza Strip used to witness visible activity during the Hajj season and Eid al-Adha, when livestock markets were busy, families prepared sacrificial animals, and communities shared in religious rituals despite ongoing