As winter approaches, fears that hundreds of thousands of displaced people in the Gaza Strip will find themselves facing a harsh season of cold, rain and floods, in light of the erosion of displacement camps, the deterioration of tents...
In the short distance between tents, a displaced Gazan is separated from sewage by only a few meters. A pit dug in the sand, a water tank erected next to it, a narrow path traversed by children, and ground...
Civil Defense spokesman Mahmoud Bassal warned of the dire humanitarian conditions faced by displaced people amid soaring temperatures, emphasizing that tents have become like ovens.
Bassal stated that residents of the Gaza Strip, particularly those living in tents, are enduring...
With the arrival of summer, the displacement tents in the Gaza Strip have become like ovens, due to the soaring temperatures and their unsuitability for such conditions.
According to sources, amidst a war of annihilation that has left no tree...
In a further illustration of the scale of the humanitarian catastrophe caused by the Israeli offensive on Gaza, the United Nations revealed a widespread outbreak of environmental diseases in areas where Palestinians are displaced.
Grave Health Risks
The UN Office for...
The suffering of displaced people in Gaza's refugee camps is worsening with the rising summer temperatures, exacerbated by the ongoing displacement and the scarcity of basic services. The tents have become suffocating spaces lacking cooling and protection, while residents...
The housing crisis in Gaza City has worsened, forcing dozens of families to live on the upper floors of damaged and dilapidated buildings. This is due to the lack of alternative housing, tents, and basic aid, despite the daily...
Gaza Municipality spokesperson Basem Muhanna warned of a worsening health and environmental crisis in the city, emphasizing that controlling the rodent infestation has become nearly impossible due to the enormous quantities of accumulated rubble and waste.
Muhanna explained that the...
Before the Palestinian child, Naim Sobh, learned to walk, he learned the meaning of displacement, and before his brother Saddam uttered his first words, his early memory was associated with the sounds of planes and explosions. Saddam was born...
With great difficulty, Amani Mohsen managed to coax her eight-year-old son to sleep. She herself finally drifted off after a long day of work. The swarms of insects hovering above her family in the displacement camp, the buzzing flies...
