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Nagham Mohanna

Nagham Mohanna

Freelance reporter
Gaza
Nagham Mohanna is a freelance reporter based in Gaza.

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Gazan Youssef Al Samri, 16, lost his legs in an Israeli air strike while fetching water. AP Photo
Gaza’s hidden crisis: inside the struggle for physical rehabilitation after war

Thousands of injured Palestinians and amputees face delays or treatment with basic, improvised equipment

MENADecember 19, 2025
Palestinian Civil Defence search for survivors in the ruins of a house that collapsed on Tuesday in Shati refugee camp in Gaza City. Reuters
Gaza's weakened buildings start to collapse in heavy rain

With many Palestinians already sleeping in tents, houses still standing are fragile after Israeli bombardment

MENADecember 17, 2025
A displaced Palestinian removes muddy water from his tent at Nuseirat refugee camp, central Gaza. Reuters
Calls for shelter go unanswered for Gazans living in flooded tents

At least two infants die of hypothermia in 48 hours

MENADecember 13, 2025
epa12585266 Displaced Palestinians make their way on animal-drawn carts through a flooded street following heavy rainfall in Khan Younis in southern Gaza, 11 December 2025. According to the Palestinian news agency Wafa, an eight-month-old baby girl died on 11 December due to the extreme cold in Khan Younis, as heavy rain flooded entire camps and areas across the enclave, worsening the conditions for 1.5 million displaced residents. EPA/HAITHAM IMAD
Storms flood Gaza and cut off solar power lifeline

Two days of cloud cover leave phones and batteries dead – with power grid long since destroyed by Israel

MENADecember 11, 2025
Militia leader Yasser Abu Shabab was shot and killed in Gaza last week. Photo: Yasser Abu Shabab
Abu Shabab death reveals turmoil in Israel-backed Gaza militias

Defectors describe rising tensions, internal disputes and gunfights

MENADecember 11, 2025
Huda Abu Jazar, centre, is the mother of Palestine manager Ihab Abu Jazar. AFP
Manager's mother leads cheers as Gazans savour Palestine's Arab Cup run

Football brings relief in the darkness as country makes history by reaching quarter-finals

MENADecember 08, 2025
Most of Gaza's beehives have been destroyed during Israel's two-year war. Photo: Imad Ghazal
Buzz of Gaza's beehives silenced by Israel's war

Honey industry collapses as sugar runs out and farmers burn their hive boxes for fuel

MENADecember 07, 2025
Members of the Qassam Brigades, the armed wing of Hamas, and a Red Cross team search for the bodies of Israeli hostages in Jabalia refugee camp, northern Gaza. Bloomberg
Rising fears in Gaza over lack of progress on ceasefire's second stage

Residents see further withdrawal of Israeli troops as reassurance of prospects for extended peace

MENADecember 05, 2025
The UAE has been carrying out medical evacuations of patients from the Gaza Strip. Photo: @mofauae / X
Israel to open Rafah crossing 'for exit of Gazans'

More than 900 people have died while waiting to be evacuated since October 2023

MENADecember 03, 2025
Palestinians attempt to get a mobile phone signal on a hill facing their makeshift camp in Rafah, southern Gaza, in 2024. AFP
Children proud, adults suspicious as Israel lets iPhone 17s into Gaza

People asking why market flooded with latest phones - and how young people can afford them - when essential supplies are still blocked

MENADecember 01, 2025
With agricultural areas destroyed, shepherds in Gaza use garbage dumps to graze their animals in Khan Yunis. Reuters
Israel's war has wiped out 90 per cent of Gaza's livestock

Cattle, sheep and poultry killed by air strikes or slaughtered in desperation

MENANovember 25, 2025
Al Basha Palace in Gaza city before and after Israeli bombing. AFP
Gazans mourn loss of 20,000 artefacts from centuries-old palace wiped out by war

Israel accused of looting or destroying priceless items from landmark Al Basha Palace Museum

MENANovember 21, 2025
Palestinians pass a damaged building following an Israeli air strike in the Zeitoun neighbourhood of Gaza city on November 20. Bloomberg
Hundreds of families displaced again as Israeli forces cross Gaza's 'yellow line'

People living near the line say they had to abandon their homes and possessions as Israeli tanks advanced

MENANovember 21, 2025
A refrigerated lorry carrying the remains of unidentified Palestinians returned by Israel, outside Nasser Hospital in Khan Younis, Gaza. AFP
From names to numbers: How Israel is dehumanising Palestinians

Practice of referring to detainees only by number, even in death, helps Israel 'justify the unjustifiable'

MENANovember 18, 2025
Many Gazans have resorted to living in graveyards amid harsh humanitarian conditions. EPA
Gazans fear winter in 'cold and filth' after rain floods tent cities

Rainwater mixed with sewage leaves Palestinians homeless once again

MENANovember 16, 2025
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