Sally Ibrahim

Daily traffic consisted of approximately 80,000 cars navigating congested streets, despite the limited infrastructure, according to the data.

Samia al-Araj, a Gaza-based Palestinian woman, expressed a clear critique of the Arab and Islamic celebration of Mamdani's victory.

The World Health Organisation cites alarming rises in diseases linked to malnutrition, contaminated water, and lack of medicines.

Despite power outages, Palestinians in Gaza have been watching the news via social media, sparking widespread empathy for civilians in Sudan's El Fasher.

According to the Ministry of Social Development, 437 children have been documented as separated from their families since Israel's genocidal war began.

Outside, Cairo’s night buzzes with traffic and neon lights, while inside, nostalgia lingers in empty cups, fading laughter, and enduring Gazan voices.

"What we are witnessing is a long-term war in disguise, an attempt to rewrite the rules of engagement in Gaza and the region," remarked one analyst to TNA.

Mahmoud Bassal, spokesperson for Gaza's Civil Defence, told The New Arab that more than 10,000 bodies are still trapped beneath the rubble.

Before the war, Al-Jamal says, Gaza's mental health services met around 80 per cent of needs; now they cover barely 20 per cent.