By Palestine Chronicle Staff A video featuring British-American actor Michael Malarkey, widely recognized for his role as Enzo in The Vampire Diaries, has gone viral on social media. In the clip, the 41-year-old actor […]
By Palestine Chronicle Staff Hezbollah targeted the Ramat David military base and airport with dozens of rockets, in addition to targets in Afula and Nazareth. LATEST UPDATES: RAMBAM HOSPITAL: Five Israelis injured as a […]
By Mahmoud Ajjour – Gaza The Palestine Chronicle correspondent in southern Gaza was at the Rafah beach and sent us these photos. Gaza has entered into a state of hunger, and, in some areas, especially […]
By Palestine Chronicle Staff UNRWA says famine can still be averted in the Gaza Strip if more food convoys are allowed into the north on a regular basis. The UN agency for Palestine refugees, […]
By Palestine Chronicle Staff A report by the World Bank stated that since the start of the war, Gaza’s economy experienced one of the largest shocks recorded in recent economic history. The Gaza Strip’s […]
Gaza’s economy had been in shambles even prior to the conflict due to the Israeli economic blockade. It could take until the closing years of the century for Gaza’s economy to regain its pre-conflict size […]
By Palestine Chronicle Staff At the end of the 67th day of the Israeli war on Gaza, the Government Media Office in the Gaza Strip provided most updated, and comprehensive statistics regarding the devastating […]
Erdogan pointed out that some 3,000 lawyers, including Turkish ones, have filed petitions with the ICC in connection with Israel’s actions in Gaza. Türkiye will do everything possible for the International Criminal Court (ICC) to […]
If the UN agency responsible for Palestinian refugees needs fuel, it can ask Hamas for some, the Israel army said on Tuesday, in response to UNRWA’s appeals for humanitarian aid to Gaza. “These fuel tanks […]
The Ministry of Health in the Gaza Strip announced the “total collapse” of the health system in all hospitals in the Gaza Strip, Aljazeera Arabic Channel reported. Dr. Yousef Abu al-Rish, deputy minister of health […]
By Palestine Chronicle Staff Gaza is rapidly running out of food, says WPF: Israel must allow food trucks to rescue the Palestinians in the besieged Strip. The World Food Program (WFP) warned on Sunday […]
A Palestinian fisherman was shot and injured on Monday by a rubber bullet fired by an Israeli navy boat off the Rafah coast. A Palestinian fisherman was shot and injured on Monday by a rubber […]
Israeli naval forces and their gunboats maintain a presence around Gaza fishermen almost every day, harassing them, shooting at them, damaging their boats, and making arrests. The Israeli navy opened fire on Palestinian fishermen in […]
By Mahmoud Ajjour – Gaza The Palestine Chronicle walked around the historic Firas Market in Gaza City and talked to vendors and shopkeepers. Many of Gaza’s workers have not received their salaries this month. In […]
By Palestine Chronicle Staff Ayat Mutair is a 40-year-old hearing-impaired woman from Gaza, who has managed to turn her home project of making desserts into a shop. Ayat Mutair has finally managed to turn […]
By Rania Taima Two young siblings, one is blind and the other ill, sell cleaning supplies, made by their mother, to save their father’s life. At the start of the summer break, last June 12-year-old […]
The Israeli authorities announced on Monday the suspension of all exports from the besieged Gaza Strip from Tuesday until further notice, Anadolu news agency reported. “Israel has informed the coordinating commission run by the Palestinian […]
By Palestine Chronicle Staff The Gaza municipality announced in a statement on Sunday that firefighters are continuing their efforts to control a fire in the eastern region of the besieged Gaza Strip. A large […]
By Palestine Chronicle Staff The Palestine Chronicle visited a factory in Gaza City, where skilled Gaza workers are producing thousands of school uniforms for children of all ages. Before the Israeli siege on Gaza […]
By Palestine Chronicle Staff After six years of trial and error, Gaza farmers are finally growing the rare and powerful dragon fruit. The Palestine Chronicle joined Palestinian farmers as they harvested the rare pitaya […]
By Palestine Chronicle Staff Only 180 megawatts of Gaza’s need for electricity, estimated at 500 megawatts, are available. To make up for some of the massive deficit, Gazans have to improvise. With frequent and […]
By Palestine Chronicle Staff Walaa wants to employ only women, as she understands the hardship faced by women in particular who are trying to enter the job market. Walaa Abu Hammad has a degree […]
By Palestine Chronicle Staff The Palestine Children’s Relief Fund (PCRF) in the Gaza Strip launched its summer camp for amputees. The camp was held in the city of Khan Yunis, in the southern region […]
Archaeologists working on a 2,000-year-old Roman cemetery discovered in Gaza last year have found at least 125 tombs, most with skeletons still largely intact, and two rare lead sarcophaguses, Reuters news agency reported. “It is […]
By Palestine Chronicle Staff The Palestine Chronicle joined a group of children and teenagers as they held a vigil at the Gaza port, demanding an end to the Israeli siege. Most of Gaza’s youthful […]
By Palestine Chronicle Staff Many autistic children participated in the camp and its many activities, including drawing, building sand castles, and learning how to swim. A summer camp dedicated to autistic people was held […]
By Palestine Chronicle Staff Palestinians living in the village of Umm Al-Naser in the northern Gaza Strip, walk long distances to reach places where water is available. It is not easy to obtain water […]
By Palestine Chronicle Staff Ayman al-Ghazal is one of the most famous in Gaza. His eldest son, Zakaria, stands beside his dad to help him. Ayman al-Ghazali, 43, also known as “Abu Zakaria” is […]
By Palestine Chronicle Staff Though summer camps and activities are common for children in many parts of the world, these activities are particularly urgent in Gaza. UNRWA’S ‘Summer Fun Weeks’ is officially open in […]
By Palestine Chronicle Staff Many children in Gaza work full-time doing this kind of job. They tell us that it is exhausting, has no future, and is hardly rewarding. Akram al-Hadaf is an 18-year-old […]
A recent New York Times made many claims about the ‘mass rape’ of Israeli women on October 7. But two leading Palestinian media organizations, The Palestine Chronicle and Friends of Palestine Network, conducted a joint investigation, the outcome of which resulted in the ‘The Black Dress’, a groundbreaking 18-minute documentary looking into allegations and the possible falsification of evidence.
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