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Severe Winter Conditions and Malnutrition Lead to Tragedy in Gaza

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Gaza is facing a humanitarian crisis exacerbated by winter weather and malnutrition, resulting in the deaths of at least ten children from hypothermia since the onset of winter. A three-month-old infant recently succumbed to extreme cold at Al Aqsa Martyrs Hospital. The United Nations reports that hundreds of thousands remain in displaced persons camps, enduring harsh conditions as strong winds have damaged many tents. Despite a four-month ceasefire, the situation remains dire, with 92% of homes either damaged or destroyed, and widespread disease outbreaks linked to hunger and contaminated water. The ongoing conflict has seen Israeli forces targeting militants, further complicating the humanitarian landscape.

Key Details: • Ten children have died from hypothermia since winter began. • Over 24 individuals have died due to collapsing homes amid severe weather. • 92% of housing in Gaza is damaged or destroyed. • UN reports hundreds of thousands in displaced camps facing harsh winter conditions.

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Benjamin NetanyahuUnited NationsSteve WitkoffJared KushnerGazaPhilippe LazzariniKhan YounisFuerzas de Defensa de IsraelDr. Ahmad Al FaraaDr. Munir Al-BarshAl Aqsa Martyrs hospitalCiudad de Gaza

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