UN: Most Gaza residents need shelter
The United Nations has reported that 94% of the 2.1 million residents of Gaza are in urgent need of shelter due to ongoing Israeli bombardments. Families are suffering from critical living conditions, including shortages of fuel, energy, and basic necessities. Reports indicate that family shelters are deteriorating, with many living in tents or makeshift accommodations that are unsuitable for harsh weather conditions. Obstacles to delivering aid include a lack of funding and Israeli restrictions on the entry of supplies. The UN estimates a need of $562 million to improve the living conditions of the population, while Israeli shelling continues to cause civilian deaths and injuries. The UN appeals for civilians not to be targeted or used for military purposes.
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