US EditionFreezing rain floods Gaza camps and leaves displaced Palestinians in dire conditions
Over 40,000 tents damaged by flooding as winter storms compound the crisis for 1.5 million displaced Palestinians in Gaza, UN and aid groups report.
- Rain flooded makeshift camps in Gaza, leaving displaced Palestinians in dire conditions, with ankle-deep water in tents and mud soaking their belongings.
- At least 12 individuals, including a 2-week-old infant, have died from hypothermia and weather-related incidents since December 13, according to Gaza's Health Ministry.
- Aid deliveries into Gaza are insufficient, with humanitarian aid groups stating the need for shelter far exceeds the number of tents provided since a ceasefire began.
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Gaza's Struggle: Life Amidst Rain, Ruins, and Ceasefire Challenges
Gaza's Struggle: Life Amidst Rain, Ruins, and Ceasefire Challenges Winter rains over the weekend worsened living conditions in the Gaza Strip, flooding camps and further distressing Palestinians displaced by ongoing conflict. With tents damaged by prolonged use, families struggled to stay dry.Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu traveled to Florida for a meeting with US President Donald Trump, to discuss the ceasefire's second phase. The in…
"All was flooded," said Jamil al-Charafi, one of the hundreds of thousands of Palestinians displaced from the Gaza Strip who woke up on Sunday unaided, after a night of rain in this devastated Palestinian territory,...
Rain Swamps Camps in Gaza
Winter rain lashed the Gaza Strip over the weekend, flooding camps with ankle-deep puddles as Palestinians displaced by two years of war attempted to stay dry in tents frayed by months of use. In the southern city of Khan Younis, blankets, and mattresses were soaked and clay ovens meant for...
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