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- Aug 23, 2026
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Displaced in Gaza, struggling to find safe, discreet and sanitary toilets (opens the original)
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Deir Al-Balah, Gaza – Eman Mahmoud Shamia has been uprooted several times since Israel’s genocidal war on Gaza began in October 2023, before finally settling into a new home – a tent in a camp. It provides rudimentary shelter for 33-year-old Eman, her husband, Yahya Shamia, 50, and their five children, all under 11, but it lacks many of the basic amenities her old home provided. With the help of a worker who specialised in digging soakaway underground drainage pits, the community in the camp bui
Gaza is running out of places to bury the dead (opens the original)
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Twenty-year-old Omar al-Sawhi has to find a burial place for his father, Mohammad, 40, who was shot dead close to the “Yellow Line”, an Israeli-designated military zone in Gaza. Mohammad, from the Zeitoun neighbourhood of Gaza City, was working at a small roadside stall selling tea and coffee when a bullet struck him in the neck on June 10, killing him almost instantly. Omar headed to the Zeitoun Cemetery to bury his father and found the graves tightly packed together, many of them victims of Is
Breast cancer patients in Gaza face barriers to diagnosis and treatment (opens the original)
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Deir el-Balah, Gaza – Esad Darwish, 42, holds her medical file tightly as she waits in line at Yafa Medical Hospital to see a doctor. She glances at the physician’s door as the corridor fills up with more patients and their companions, waiting patiently for her name to be called out. Her experience with breast cancer began at the start of July when she noticed signs of the disease. Massive disruptions to healthcare, caused by Israel’s ongoing genocide in Gaza, and the demands of her home in Deir
Small-scale projects offer hope for Gaza farmers rebuilding lives (opens the original)
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Nuseirat, Gaza Strip – Mohammad al-Halabi, 50, bends over tomato and eggplant seedlings in a 300-square-metre plot in the middle of central Gaza’s Nuseirat refugee camp, inspecting the leaves, watering the plants and monitoring their growth. The small plot he is tending is an attempt to reclaim his old profession as a farmer with his father, Marwan, on their land in northern Gaza’s Jabalia. Al-Halabi once owned a much bigger plot of farmland – around 40,000 square metres (about 10 acres) – in no
Art offers young Gaza survivors solace and escape from war’s devastation (opens the original)
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Deir el-Balah, Gaza Strip – Maryam sits in front of a blank sheet of paper, holding her pencil as she begins drawing the first lines. Her eyes focus on the details of the drawing while her hand moves calmly. Amid a reality in which Israel’s genocidal war has imposed itself on the details of everyday life in Gaza, 16-year-old Maryam tries to create a different environment for herself, even if only for a few hours. The paper and pencil give her a chance to step away from the scene around her and r
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