Heavy rains flood Gaza tents, endanger thousands of shelters and aid supplies
Heavy rain and strong winds on 7 November caused a sand dune to collapse onto displacement tents in the Gaza Strip, killing five people, including three children, and leaving thousands of families without shelter, UN News reported. The storm had earlier flooded around 70,000 tents across Gaza, endangering more than 2,000 structures and exposing hundreds of thousands of displaced residents to cold and water damage. Israel limited the entry of mobile homes and shelter supplies, and daily truck deliveries of aid fell to 180-200, far below the 600 trucks agreed under the cease-fire arrangement.