Hind Khoudary

Aug 18, 2024 | scheerpost.com | Belal Awad |Leo Erhadt |Hind Khoudary

By Belal Awad, Leo Erhadt and Hind Khoudary / The Real News NetworkNowhere is safe in Gaza, and this is particularly true for sites of key civilian infrastructure like hospitals and schools. Since October, Israel has damaged or destroyed 80 percent of Gaza’s schools and all its universities, decimating a core pillar of Palestinian society. In spite of this scholasticide, Palestinian educators and students remain committed to ensuring class remains in session.

Aug 16, 2024 | therealnews.com | Belal Awad |Leo Erhadt |Hind Khoudary

Nowhere is safe in Gaza, and this is particularly true for sites of key civilian infrastructure like hospitals and schools. Since October, Israel has damaged or destroyed 80 percent of Gaza’s schools and all its universities, decimating a core pillar of Palestinian society. In spite of this scholasticide, Palestinian educators and students remain committed to ensuring class remains in session.

May 19, 2024 | transcend.org | Ryan Grim |Hind Khoudary

Ryan Grim and Hind Khoudary | The Intercept - TRANSCEND Media Service “We’re continuing to work around the clock with the government of Israel and with the government of Egypt to work on this issue,” the State Department said. 13 May 2024 – Upward of 20 US doctors and medical workers are trapped in Gaza as a result of Israel’s post-invasion closure of the Rafah border crossing into Egypt, according to sources with knowledge of the plight of two ill-fated medical missions.

May 13, 2024 | theintercept.com | Ryan Grim |Hind Khoudary

Upward of 20 American doctors are trapped in Gaza as a result of Israel’s post-invasion closure of the Rafah border crossing into Egypt, according to sources with knowledge of the plight of two ill-fated medical missions. Israel has blocked fuel, food, and water from entering Rafah for over a week, leading to severe dehydration among the general population, as well as among the doctors on mission.

Jan 2, 2024 | outlookindia.com | Hind Khoudary

November 25 The humanitarian pause agreement was meant to allow aid into the Gaza Strip. And yet, the supermarket shelves were empty. People were searching for salt, yeast and wheat flour to make bread. Everyone was desperately searching for ways to bring bread back into their lives, in supermarkets or on the streets—but no one can find. A sign stapled on a supermarket entrance read: “WE DO NOT HAVE YEAST OR SALT”.