Daily Life Amid War

Gaza Herald_ Official figures have revealed the complete collapse of Gaza’s fishing sector by 100 percent, as a result of Israel’s ongoing war and the enforced naval blockade. The sea, once a lifeline for thousands of families, has been turned […]

Gaza Herald_ This year, the holy month of Ramadan arrives in the Gaza Strip under the heavy shadow of loss, marked by the absence of hundreds of imams, preachers, and religious guides who were killed during Israel’s genocidal war, and

Gaza Herald_The war in Gaza has not only devastated homes and infrastructure but has also dealt a severe blow to the Palestinian sports community. According to the Palestinian Olympic Committee, more than 1,000 athletes and sports professionals have been killed

Gaza Herald_As the dust of war slowly settles over northern Gaza, another painful chapter begins, one not of airstrikes, but of recovery. Beneath collapsed homes and shattered neighborhoods lie thousands who have yet to be laid to rest. Now, Palestinian

Gaza Herald_ The Israeli military announced this week that it killed Ahmad Hassan Swailem, identified as the head of the sniper unit in the Beit Hanoun Battalion of Hamas’ armed wing, the Al-Qassam Brigades. In a statement, the army said

Gaza Herald _Children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) in Gaza, and their families, are facing compounded hardships inside displacement camps that lack even the most basic conditions for life. These families are struggling under severe living conditions, the near-total collapse

Gaza Herald _ What is unfolding in Gaza is not simply mass killing but the deliberate deployment of weapons designed to erase human beings beyond recognition. When people are killed without leaving bodies behind, death itself becomes harder to count,

Gaza Herald – As the Rafah crossing partially reopened after nearly two years of closure, offering a narrow exit for a small number of Palestinians, many elderly residents of Gaza chose to remain, turning their decision into a form of

Gaza Herald_ Even after a ceasefire was declared, Gaza remains trapped in a relentless cycle of destruction. While the world looks toward fragile diplomatic agreements for signs of relief, evidence emerging from Israeli soldiers themselves reveals a starkly different reality

Gaza Herald_ The Israeli army’s excavation of al-Batsh Cemetery in the Tuffah neighborhood east of Gaza City was not merely a military operation; it was a profound humanitarian crime that forced hundreds of families to relive the moment of their