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This year
2024
The Morning Lead
‘There was no respite’: New testimonies reveal abuse of Palestinians in Israeli jails
Israel is beginning to grapple with the emerging scandal of how Palestinians are being treated in its prisons.
Dima Jalal Saud
21 Aug
20.1k
The Morning Lead
Gaza famine: 'The land was once my escape - it has become a place of refuge and survival'
UN experts reported this month that there is no doubt famine has spread throughout Gaza.
Dima Jalal Saud
reporting from Gaza
28 Jul
6.3k
Food Insecruity
Gaza famine: 'We are forced to eat what we used to consider animal feed'
Over 20% of people in the Gaza Strip are now facing the prospect of famine.
"These mulberry leaves are from the large trees that survived the war. I thank God for this blessing," one Gazan said.
"Does the world know?" asks another Gazan.
Dima Jalal Saud
17 Jul
12.3k
Gaza
'All I can offer my children is some available bread with hot water to dissolve it'
The Journal’s reporter in Rafah talks to parents about food shortages and how they are impacting their families.
Dima Jalal Saud
Reports from Rafah
16 Jun
6.5k
Palestine
Treatments limited and medicines scarce in Gaza hospital overwhelmed after Nuseirat attacks
Dima Jalal Saud
Reports from Rafah
12 Jun
6.3k
The Morning Lead
Life with cancer in Gaza: 'Access to treatment is the least we can ask for in this war'
A man speaks to The Journal’s reporter in Rafah about his wife’s diagnosis – and how she cannot access treatment or find healthy food.
Dima Jalal Saud
7 Jun
4.2k
RELATED
Cancer patients fighting Israeli government to avoid deportation to Gaza
7 Jun
Photographer in Gaza marks deaths of babies he once took portraits of in his studio
1 Apr
Hunger in Gaza: 'We made bread using livestock fodder but now we've run out'
19 Feb
Giving birth in Gaza: 'I resorted to instructional videos on social media'
14 Feb
Reporting from Gaza
Photographer in Gaza marks deaths of babies he once took portraits of in his studio
Dima Jalal Saud
Reports from Rafah
1 Apr
32.3k
Life in Gaza
Hunger in Gaza: 'We made bread using livestock fodder but now we've run out'
Palestinians were using livestock fodder to bake bread but they have now run out of that resource.
Malnourished new mothers are trying to figure out how to feed their infants in Gaza where formula has run out.
Families tell The Journal's reporter on the ground that they haven't eaten bread in three months.
Dima Jalal Saud reports from Rafah.
Updated 19 Feb
6.1k
RELATED
Shifting sands: The people of the West Bank are stuck in hellish game they never agreed to play
16 Feb
Giving birth in Gaza: 'I resorted to instructional videos on social media'
14 Feb
Trapped
'Where is the escape?' - Reporting from Rafah amid escalating fears of an Israeli invasion
A reporter writing for The Journal describes how many displaced families now find themselves with few options left.
14 Feb
4.3k
The Morning Lead
Giving birth in Gaza: 'I resorted to instructional videos on social media'
On the ground in Rafah, a reporter writing for The Journal speaks with pregnant women and new mothers.
Unicef has reported that Caesarean sections are being performed in Gaza without anaesthesia.
The Journal's reporter on the ground in Gaza tells the stories of women who have given birth in recent weeks as the bombardment continues around them.
14 Feb
13.0k
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