Gaza Herald _ A year after the deadly Israeli strike on Nasser Hospital in Khan Younis, questions surrounding the attack remain unresolved, as a new testimony from within the Israeli military challenges key elements of the explanation provided for […]
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Gaza Herald— Losing both legs during the war changed Mahmoud Abdel Karim Skaik’s life, but it did not take away his determination to provide for his family or build a future. Before his injury, Skaik worked in construction and relied
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Gaza Herald — Gaza’s healthcare crisis no longer needs the spectacle of hospital raids, destroyed wards or attacks on medical facilities to demonstrate its devastating scale. Even when such scenes are absent from the headlines, the Strip’s healthcare system continues
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Gaza Herald — On the rooftop of her destroyed home in Gaza City’s Beach refugee camp, Umm Mohammed al-Bayad lives with her children inside a small tent, trying to endure another scorching summer with almost nothing to protect them from
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Gaza Herald — Hind Rajab’s grandmother has rejected Israel’s newly announced criminal investigation into the killing of the five-year-old Palestinian girl and her family, saying the family has no trust in the Israeli justice system and does not believe the
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Gaza Herald — As Israel continues targeting Palestinian police officers in Gaza, deadly family disputes and armed confrontations are spreading across the besieged enclave, raising growing concerns over the erosion of community safety and social cohesion. Residents in several parts
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Gaza Herald — In a small swimming pool in al-Mawasi, Khan Younis, southern Gaza, Palestinian children who lost limbs during the war are learning to move through the water again, and, with every stroke, reclaim a piece of the childhood
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Gaza Herald — Beneath the rubble of Gaza’s destroyed homes, where steel bars are buried inside shattered concrete, workers face a daily gamble with death in search of enough income to feed their families. Using crude tools that offer little
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Gaza Herald _Fourteen-year-old Suhail Shalouf left his family’s displacement camp in the Al-Mawasi area of Khan Younis to collect firewood, a basic necessity for cooking amid Gaza’s severe fuel shortages. He never returned alive. His mother stood beside his body
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Gaza Herald _ For years, Gaza’s coastline has offered residents a rare escape from the suffocating reality of war, a place to breathe, sit by the water and give children a fleeting sense of normal life. But after an Israeli
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