Daily Life Amid War

Gaza Herald – Young Palestinians are facing a deepening economic and educational crisis, with unemployment among youth in Gaza reaching 85.5% in 2025, according to data from the Palestinian Central Bureau of Statistics (PCBS). Young people make up around 21%

Gaza Herald — For displaced Palestinians in the Gaza Strip, the struggle for survival no longer revolves only around finding food and water or seeking shelter from bombardment. A new danger is increasingly creeping into their tents after dark: snakes

Gaza Herald _Dr. Saleh Sheikh al-Eid, head of the oncology and hematology department at Nasser Medical Complex in Khan Younis, has warned of the growing risk of cancer patients dying in the Gaza Strip, saying that between three and four

Gaza Herald — So-called “coordination fees” imposed on the entry of goods into the Gaza Strip have become an unprecedented financial burden on traders and the private sector, with business leaders warning that the system has drained billions of dollars

Gaza Herald – The Government Media Office in Gaza said on Wednesday that Israeli forces have committed 4,091 violations of the ceasefire agreement over the 300 days since it took effect, resulting in the killing of 1,254 Palestinians and the

Gaza Herald – The sight of hundreds of mourners walking behind 112 coffins through the streets of Gaza City was far more than a mass funeral. It stood as a delayed testament to one of the most horrific crimes committed

Gaza Herald _ As the first light of dawn spreads across the tents of displaced families in the Mawasi area west of Khan Younis, 77-year-old Palestinian Fathi Haji climbs onto a wooden cart pulled by a donkey. Beside him rests

Gaza Herald_The transportation crisis in Gaza has expanded far beyond fuel shortages and damaged roads. As Israel’s war on the enclave continues, severe shortages of vehicles, spare parts, motor oil, and tires combined with soaring prices are making it increasingly

Gaza Herald _Satellite imagery and firsthand accounts from Gaza paint an increasingly alarming picture of life after the October 2025 ceasefire. While aerial images reveal sprawling tent camps packed into ever-smaller areas, testimonies from displaced Palestinians describe repeated displacement, constant

Gaza Herald _The announcement of high school graduation results in the Gaza Strip this year was far from a simple celebration. Instead, it brought forward stories deeply intertwined with grief and pride, as the names of students killed by the