Summary
Displaced families in Gaza, including the al-Ghandour family, are facing difficult living conditions in tents as a winter storm approaches. The al-Ghandour family, along with many others, struggles to keep warm and dry in their overcrowded and inadequate shelter. The situation highlights the broader challenges faced by displaced Palestinians in accessing basic needs like food, clean water, and proper housing.
Key Facts
- Arafat al-Ghandour and his family of 15 live in an overcrowded tent in Gaza.
- Their tent is small, just about 86 square feet, and lacks privacy.
- The family fled from Beit Lahiya to Deir el-Balah after losing their home.
- Winter storms worsen their living conditions as their tent is not waterproof.
- They cannot afford basic necessities like food, clean water, and clothing due to unemployment.
- Arafat mentions high prices for tents, ranging from $550 to $775.
- Displaced families like theirs rely on charity kitchens for meals.
