Summary
Heavy rains have flooded tents in Gaza, causing distress for many Palestinians living in makeshift shelters. The flooding coincides with continued violence, as Israeli military actions resulted in the deaths of two Palestinians despite an existing ceasefire. The ongoing conflict has led to significant casualties and restricted humanitarian aid to the region.
Key Facts
- Heavy rains hit Gaza, flooding tents in areas like the al-Mawasi camp and the Remal neighborhood.
- The flooding happened during a winter storm, affecting many who live in makeshift shelters.
- Israeli military forces reportedly killed two Palestinians in northern Gaza, breaching a ceasefire.
- More than 600 Palestinians have been killed since the ceasefire was established.
- The Ministry of Health in Gaza reported significant casualties and injuries due to ongoing violence.
- The United Nations described the living conditions in Gaza as "catastrophic," with many unable to withstand severe weather.
- Israel is blocking the entry of much-needed humanitarian aid, including shelter materials.
- Thousands of Palestinians are homeless and unable to travel abroad for medical treatment due to restrictions.
