Gaza mosques reopen for Friday prayers
Friday-22-May-2020
Mosques in the Gaza Strip were allowed to reopen for Friday prayers following a 50-day closure due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Friday-22-May-2020
Mosques in the Gaza Strip were allowed to reopen for Friday prayers following a 50-day closure due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Thursday-21-May-2020
The Health Ministry in the Gaza Strip announced on Thursday that 29 new COVID-19 cases have been detected in the enclave raising the total number of cases to 49.
Sunday-17-May-2020
Mosques in the Gaza Strip will be opened next Friday for the last Friday prayer in the holy month of Ramadan Gaza’s COVID-19 Follow-up Committee announced on Sunday.
Wednesday-6-May-2020
The Israeli occupation army at dawn Wednesday launched artillery attacks on different resistance posts in the Gaza Strip with no reported casualties.
Sunday-26-April-2020
Decorations and colors have filled Gaza streets and shops yet Gazans find it difficult to feel Ramadan atmosphere as coronavirus has changed the holy month for them with mosques closing their doors and families avoiding gatherings.
Tuesday-21-April-2020
Palestinian families shop at a market in Gaza City in preparations for the holy month of Ramadan.
Tuesday-21-April-2020
Palestinian Ministry of Awqaf and Religious Affairs in the Gaza Strip on Monday announced that mosques will remain closed during the holy month of Ramadan in an effort to combat the coronavirus outbreak.
Sunday-12-April-2020
The Palestinian health ministry has warned of the seriousness of the health situation in the Gaza Strip after the central laboratory ran out of supplies to process coronavirus (COVID-19) tests calling for providing Gaza with urgent help in this regard.
Sunday-12-April-2020
Deputy minister of interior Tawfiq Abu Na’eim has warned that the health situation in the Gaza Strip in light of the coronavirus pandemic is still serious and worrisome voicing concern over what he called the state of relaxation among the citizens.
Thursday-9-April-2020
The Palestinian health ministry on Wednesday said that the central laboratory in the Gaza Strip ran out of supplies to process coronavirus (COVID-19) tests leading to a large backlog of pending tests.