Gaza Housing Crisis Warning
The Palestinian Ministry of Public Works and Housing has warned that the housing crisis in the Gaza Strip has reached a "catastrophic phase" due to the ongoing destruction of homes and the displacement of residents, with approximately 410,000 residential units destroyed since the start of the war. It emphasized that more than 350,000 families are in need of temporary shelter, and that the rubble and debris are suffering from overcrowding, hindering debris removal and the creation of shelters for displaced people. Additionally, the existing tents are dilapidated and require immediate replacement, amidst a shortage of building materials and restrictions on the entry of essential supplies. This situation worsens the humanitarian crisis and threatens to turn the area into an uninhabitable zone. The ministry calls on the international community to intervene urgently to save the situation.
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