Gaza Displaced Face Winter Hardship
More than one and a half million Palestinian IDPs in the Gaza Strip are facing a humanitarian disaster as winter approaches. The condition of their worn-out tents, made from nylon and non-resistant fabrics, continues to deteriorate, leaving them unprotected from rain, wind, and freezing cold. Harsh weather conditions cause water leakage and damage to the tents, further increasing the suffering of the displaced who live in unsafe conditions without sufficient infrastructure such as clean water, electricity, or sanitation facilities. Israeli occupation forces hinder the entry of relief and shelter supplies, despite the urgent need. Although enough shelter materials for hundreds of thousands are available, they are kept outside the Gaza Strip, exacerbating the hardship for residents and threatening the spread of diseases amid deteriorating infrastructure and worsening humanitarian conditions.
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