Gaza’s shelter crisis is ‘most dangerous’ disaster of war: Authorities
Summary
More than 288,000 families in Gaza are dealing with a shelter crisis due to Israeli limits on humanitarian aid during the ongoing war. Recent heavy rain has worsened the situation by flooding many tents, leaving displaced people without adequate shelter. The United Nations and other groups say aid is restricted, preventing essential supplies from reaching those in need.Key Facts
- Over 288,000 families in Gaza face a shelter crisis due to the war.
- Recent heavy rain has caused flooding, affecting tens of thousands of tents.
- Gaza authorities say Israel is blocking essential shelter materials.
- More than 80% of buildings in Gaza are damaged or destroyed.
- The UN says aid waiting for Gaza includes supplies to fill 6,000 trucks.
- Around 1.5 million Palestinians need aid as winter approaches.
- Aid delivery is slowed by Israeli restrictions, with only half the needed trucks entering Gaza.
- UN and rights groups claim the situation breaches international humanitarian law.
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