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975 days later, Gaza families are still digging for their dead after Israeli strikes

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By Haya Ahmed, Zainab Mehdi Verified, Hossam el-Hamalawy
| The New Arab Verified
Monzer Herz waited 975 days to bury his sister. Lulu Herz was a 23-year-old translator. She got married exactly one day before Israel's genocide began on October 6, 2023. The next morning, she fled with her husband from the Al-Sahaba area in central Gaza to Tal al-Hawa, in western Gaza City, where they took shelter with his relatives, the Karam family. On December 18, 2023, an airstrike hit the four-storey building where roughly 50 people were staying.
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Between the tent and the cancer ward: Gaza's patients wait for a treatment that may never come

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By Mohamed Solaimane, Ansam Al-Kitaa, Haya Ahmed
| The New Arab Verified
Karima Abu Al-Saud lies motionless on an iron bed inside the Gaza Cancer Centre at Nasser Medical Complex in Khan Younis, receiving the second of three chemotherapy doses she takes over three days every 21 days, since her cancer diagnosis in October 2025. The 60-year-old mother of eight, four sons and four daughters, breathes with great difficulty, her frail body barely moving as she turns her face from side to side, hoping to ease the pain that keeps intensifying.
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'Every day I live with the pain': The aftermath of miscarriage under Israel's war on Gaza

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By Ansam Al-Kitaa, Anam Alam Verified, Haya Ahmed
| The New Arab Verified
Nuhail Muharram was three months pregnant when a doctor told her the foetus had died and would have to be removed. Then she waited six weeks because the medication was not available. "Every day I lived with the pain, knowing the foetus was dead," she says. "I had two choices. Wait for the pills, or wait to start bleeding." The 31-year-old mother of four from the Sabra district of Gaza City has been displaced six times since the war began.
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