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Gaza students return to makeshift schools after three years of genocide (opens the original)
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After three years of Israeli genocide deprived him of a formal education, 13-year-old Akram Helles is finally back in the classroom. The Palestinian boy sits on a thin mattress alongside his seventh-grade classmates inside a white makeshift tent on their first day of the 2026 school year. A large whiteboard stands at the front of the tent. Beside it is a single chair for their teacher at Gaza Municipality Preparatory School, set up in the Katiba area of the southern Rimal neighbourhood in wester
After three years apart, a Gaza father returns to his wife - and six death certificates (opens the original)
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Ahmed al-Siqali had been dreading his return to the Gaza Strip for almost three years. The father of seven left the Palestinian enclave to work in Israel a week before the genocide began in October 2023. With the crossing closed, he remained trapped in the occupied West Bank, unable to return to his family for more than two years. In December 2023, an Israeli strike hit the home where his family was sheltering in Gaza City’s al-Sahaba neighbourhood, killing six of his children. Since then, the p
‘Permanently damaged her’: Israel’s starvation of Gaza leaves children stunted (opens the original)
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In a small room in Gaza City’s Sabra neighbourhood, six-year-old Amira Rashid lies on a mattress, too weak to move. Her hands are bruised and blue from the intravenous drips she has been receiving. Under normal circumstances, the Palestinian girl would be preparing to start her first year of school later this month. Instead, months of starvation by Israel during the genocide in Gaza have left her severely malnourished and stunted, with lasting effects on her physical and cognitive development. “
After Israel killed her three sons, she found hope in a newborn. Then he was killed too (opens the original)
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In a small room beside an open window, 15-month-old Zaid Nofal slept without a blanket, unable to escape Gaza's sweltering summer heat. At 3am, an Israeli air strike hit his family's home in al-Bureij refugee camp, burying his small body beneath the rubble. A few metres away, his 38-year-old Palestinian mother, Fatima Nofal, stood in shock. Covered in blood and dust as neighbours screamed around her, she faced a tragedy she had endured before: Zaid was the fourth son she had lost to Israeli atta
‘The war caused this’: Miscarriages soar in Gaza amid Israeli bombing and siege (opens the original)
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A month after learning she was pregnant, Sahar al-Majdalawi began suffering agonising abdominal pain that left her screaming in distress. It was her first pregnancy after seven years of trying to conceive, and the 34-year-old displaced Palestinian feared for her unborn baby. With roads in Gaza destroyed and transport brought to a standstill by Israeli bombing, she was forced to walk for hours to the nearest hospital. After hours walking through the darkness alongside her husband, she finally rea
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