Gaza children lose parents
UNICEF has released a report stating that around 60,000 children in Gaza have lost one or both parents due to the Israeli war. The psychological and humanitarian challenges continue to mount due to displacement, poor living conditions, and the approaching winter season. Most children live in unsafe camps and require comprehensive psychological support. Over 340 children have been affected by the conflict, amidst risks of worsening health conditions caused by the shutdown of many sewage treatment plants and the upcoming rainy season, which threatens polluted floods. Although the humanitarian situation has improved following the ceasefire, the deterioration of basic services and the need to adhere to United Nations resolutions remain essential for children’s recovery and for ensuring their safety and well-being.
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