Gaza Herald- The hardest part of Abdel Salam Al-Banna’s ordeal was not being trapped under the rubble; it was surviving alone. For seven days, he remained buried beneath the debris of a residential building in Gaza, surrounded by darkness, hunger, […]
Gaza Herald – In a territory already defined by devastation, a quieter crisis is unfolding among its youngest survivors. Across the Gaza Strip, an increasing number of children are losing their ability to speak, not only due to physical injuries,
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Gaza Herald – Since arriving in Doha from the Gaza Strip, 10-year-old Palestinian child Mahmoud Youssef Ajjour has been trying to build a new life, one shaped by pain, resilience, and daily struggle. Inside a small apartment in the Qatari
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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 – In the far north of the Gaza Strip, where the boundaries between fear and frontline violence blur, hundreds of displaced Palestinians in Halawa camp are enduring conditions that defy ordinary measures of hardship. Here, time is not
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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 – Gaza is witnessing an alarming increase in congenital anomalies and stillbirths, with health authorities reporting what they describe as an unprecedented public health trend linked to the ongoing war conditions. At Nasser Hospital in southern Gaza, neonatal
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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
