The frigid winds blew the tents in the Gaza belt, where hundreds of thousands of people remain homeless in the middle of a two -week trial.
Palestinians in this territory have endured their second cold, wet winter since the war of Israel in Gaza began in October 2023.
Strong winds and rain add to people’s suffering, with thousands of families Live in worn tents After their homes were destroyed in bombing.
Hundreds of thousands of Palestinians returned to the northern gauze of cease-fire He entered into force last month, stopping the 15-month attack by Israel. But most people have found their homes destroyed or badly damaged.
Families have since struggled to find refuge in the middle of the embankment of debris and destruction through the surrounded enclave.
Authorities are begged to permit temporary shelters, call it the smallest humanitarian needs.
“Despite the tragedy we live in, despite the rain and very bad weather, people remain under the roof,” Qassem Abu Hassoun told Al Jazeera.
“Which means that people hang out in their own country, their country. People are still holding on to one grain of sand.”
Anwar Hellis called us the fight “more difficult than us from displacement.”
“We woke up at night and found our tents destroyed above us for the wind, and the clothes and food were filled with sand,” he said.
Reporting from the City of Gaza, Hani Mahmoud Al Jazeera said that time forced many Palestinians to leave a makeshift camp in the western part of the city.
Basic stocks like warm clothing are also not widely available.
“People here are not only missing shelter, but also very important supplies that give them some warmth and protection,” Mahmoud said.
