Daily Life Amid War

Stray Dogs Dig Up Graves of Gaza’s Victims as Cemeteries Reach Breaking Point Amid Overwhelming Burials Crisis

Gaza Herald – In a scene that reflects the scale of the humanitarian catastrophe left by Israel’s genocide on Gaza, families of those killed during Gaza genocide are struggling to find dignified burial spaces for their loved ones amid overcrowded […]

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Darkness as a Weapon: Gaza’s Displaced Families Trapped Between Bombs, Fear, and Blackout

Gaza Herald – Near Gaza’s seaport, thousands of displaced Palestinians endure nights swallowed by complete darkness, as Israel’s ongoing blockade prevents the entry of lighting equipment, batteries, generators, and basic electrical supplies. Inside overcrowded displacement camps, families rely on the

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Gaza’s Silent Toll: Sharp Rise in Stillbirths and Birth Defects Amid War Conditions

Gaza Herald – Gaza is witnessing an alarming increase in congenital anomalies and stillbirths, with health authorities reporting what they describe as an unprecedented public health trend linked to the ongoing war conditions. At Nasser Hospital in southern Gaza, neonatal

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Awni Al-Dous: A Child from Gaza Whose Dream Was Extinguished by War, Fulfilled by YouTube After His Death

Gaza Herald – In August 2022, 12-year-old Palestinian child Awni Al-Dous stood in front of a camera, smiling, holding a simple microphone, and introducing himself with confidence: “I am Palestinian from Gaza, I am 12 years old, and my goal

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Farming Under Fire Near Gaza’s “Yellow Line”: Only 5% of Agricultural Land Remains Cultivated

Gaza Herald – Palestinian farmers in eastern Gaza continue to face extreme daily danger while working near what is known as the “yellow line,” where Israeli occupation forces’ presence and frequent live fire make agricultural activity increasingly lethal. According to

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