Gaza Herald _ War has changed more than Gaza’s skyline; it has transformed the way people move, think, and live. Ordinary routines that were once taken for granted have become difficult decisions shaped by uncertainty, as residents navigate each day […]
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Gaza Herald _Before leaving Gaza, my family relied on a neighborhood generator for electricity. Even that fragile lifeline became unreliable as fuel shortages forced it to shut down for most of the day. More often than not, the flashlight on
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Gaza Herald – After five days of anxiety and anticipation, Manar was surprised to see her husband, plastic surgeon Dr. Medhat Seidem, unexpectedly return home. The doctor had been on duty at Al-Shifa Medical Complex but temporarily left work because
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Gaza Herald – Two weeks ago, the war came knocking on Souad Matar’s door once again, this time in the form of sharp neurological pain, like electric shocks coursing through her head. The attacks began more than two and a
Gaza Herald – The hardest part for Saeda Al-Zaaneen’s children was not watching their mother being killed before their eyes; it was spending six full days calling out to her while she lay inside a food freezer. Every time one
Gaza Herald _Israel’s war on Gaza has tested far more than the territory’s already fragile healthcare system. It has pushed doctors, nurses, and paramedics into one of the gravest humanitarian crises in modern history, forcing them to treat the wounded
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Gaza Herald — Everyone tells you there are ways to leave Gaza. Scholarships. Humanitarian programs. Special permits. But no one hands you an escape. While applying for a fully funded scholarship for students from Gaza, I reached a question that
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Gaza Herald – As hundreds of millions of fans around the world turn their attention to the 2026 FIFA World Cup, Palestinians in the Gaza Strip are experiencing a completely different version of the tournament, one watched under bombardment, amid
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Gaza Herald — What had been designated as a humanitarian “safe zone” became the scene of another deadly attack after an Israeli strike hit a displacement tent in the al-Mawasi area west of Khan Younis, killing one-year-old Suwar Abu Draz
Gaza Herald _ Inside a modest displacement tent near Abu Hameed Roundabout, west of Salah al-Din Street in Khan Younis, 13-year-old Elin Al-Farra was quietly reciting verses from the Quran, seeking comfort amid the relentless sounds of war. Moments later,
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