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Flooding in the Gaza Strip sparked a dispute between Hamas and the “Board of Peace” over who was responsible for the stalled implementation of the understandings and the entry of aid. Hamas rejected linking relief efforts to negotiations, while the board urged Israel to facilitate the entry of winter supplies and called on Hamas to fulfill its political and security commitments. Under U.S. pressure, Israel is considering allowing cement, iron, steel and certain types of pipes into Gaza to repair sewage and stormwater drainage networks, but it has given no final approval or date for when this would begin. The United Nations reported that more than 26,000 families had been affected, over 6,000 shelters destroyed and around 17,400 more damaged, while more than 150,000 tents ready for shipment remain outside the Strip. Although Israel announced that more than 91,000 tents and 8,200 trucks carrying winter supplies had entered Gaza, it acknowledged that equipment covered by roughly half of the approved requests had not reached the Strip.
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