Gaza Herald – “The photo that spread of me among more than 100 detainees, that was me. They put me in a military transport vehicle, my hands tied. I asked them to cover me, but they refused and removed my […]
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Gaza Herald – The phone call did not bring hope but a long-delayed confirmation of absence. For Muhammad, it came after 814 days of waiting for his father, whose fate had remained unknown since he disappeared during the Israeli genocide.
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Gaza Herald – For more than 35 hours, six-year-old Ali remained trapped beneath the rubble of his bombarded home in northern Gaza, alone, hungry, frightened, and injured. He struggled through darkness, fear, and pain, not knowing whether he would survive
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Gaza Herald – Heba Raafat Abu Hasira (24), a nursing graduate, says she never imagined that the room where she and her family took shelter would turn into the scene of her entire family’s execution, leaving her the only survivor,
Gaza Herald – Abdul Qader Tafesh, 34, never expected that he would go from being a volunteer paramedic treating the wounded inside Kamal Adwan Hospital to becoming a detainee and witness to one of the harshest chapters of detention experienced
Gaza Herald – Saba Al-Jaafrawi, 34, had no time to celebrate learning she was pregnant for the first time after a long and painful three-year fertility journey. In September 2023, her first IVF attempt finally succeeded. But her joy was
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Gaza Herald – On Palestinian Prisoners’ Day, marked annually on April 17, statistics alone fail to capture the scale of violations endured by detainees inside Israeli prisons. Behind the numbers are thousands of individual accounts that reveal the harsh realities
Gaza Herald – Nurse Amal Abu Khatleh (35) never expected that her routine work in the neonatal intensive care unit at the Emirates Crescent Hospital in Rafah would turn into a long human story, reflecting one of the most painful
Gaza Herald – Inside a small tent that offers no protection from the summer heat or winter cold, near the Al-Attar station in the Mawasi area of Khan Younis, Enas Abu Daraz (30) sat with her husband and five children
Gaza Herald – Five-year-old Sidra Hassouna appeared in a haunting scene that captured the sheer horror of what unfolded: her small body hanging from the window of a destroyed home, while her mother’s hand, also killed in the strike, remained
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