Gaza Herald — For millions of displaced Palestinians crammed into makeshift encampments across southern Gaza, the threat to human life is no longer confined to active battlefields. It permeates the spaces where families attempt to construct the barest semblance of […]
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Gaza Herald — Before Mahmoud Seydam can deliver a university lecture on architectural design, he must first overcome a series of fundamental obstacles: securing a few hours of electricity, finding a stable internet connection, and ensuring his family has enough
Gaza Herald- At 12 years old, Ramadan Yacoub Ghaban should be carrying a schoolbag, sitting beside his classmates and arguing over whose turn it is to play during recess. Instead, the war has pushed him into a completely different life.
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Gaza Herald — On the grounds of the devastated Islamic University of Gaza, 700 nursing students gathered in white coats this week to take their professional oath, transforming an academic ceremony into a powerful declaration that Gaza’s next generation of
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Gaza Herald _At a time when the ongoing genocidal war in Gaza forced many to put their dreams on hold, Alaa Al-Madhoun actively searched for a way forward. She possessed neither ideal learning conditions nor a paved road to success.
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Gaza Herald — Minutes before his life was stolen, 18-year-old Muhammad al-Zeinati was doing what any teenager should be doing: laughing with friends, clinging to a fleeting moment of ordinary life in a place where ordinary life has been methodically
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Gaza Herald — Nearly 4,000 pregnancies ended in miscarriage across Gaza during the first six months of 2026, according to figures from Gaza’s Health Ministry cited by United Nations officials, highlighting the growing risks facing Palestinian women amid displacement, malnutrition
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Gaza Herald — Every evening, as bombs shook southern Gaza and electricity became a rarity, 24-year-old Mahmoud Aldaya would leave his family’s displacement tent searching for something increasingly precious: enough internet signal to submit his university assignments. Despite studying through
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Gaza Herald — In Gaza this year, the question is no longer just how many olive trees survived the war. The harder question is whether the fruit that’s left can make it through a system that’s been broken at every
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Gaza Herald — In Gaza, the sound of an approaching missile, an explosion in the distance or people suddenly screaming and running can mean the difference between life and death. But for thousands of deaf and hearing-impaired Palestinians, those warnings
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