Heavy rain and sewage-contaminated floodwaters have inundated displaced camps across Gaza, leaving over 761,000 people vulnerable as Israeli restrictions block winter shelter supplies.
Breast cancer patients in Gaza face life-threatening delays, medicine shortages, and a complete absence of radiotherapy amid hospital destruction and restrictions on medical evacuations.
Severe funding shortages have forced the World Food Programme to slash food assistance across Gaza by roughly one-third. The cuts remove support from half a million residents just as winter approaches.
The World Food Programme has reduced food assistance across Gaza by roughly one third due to acute funding shortages. The measure leaves half a million people without critical monthly support as winter approaches and commercial deliveries remain halted.
Attacks by Israeli settlers during the annual olive harvest have already exceeded last year's total, leaving one Palestinian dead and more than 120 injured, according to the United Nations.
UNICEF says more than 340 children have died in Gaza since a ceasefire was announced a year ago, with 800,000 remaining displaced as winter approaches.
Nearly two million Gazans remain displaced three years after the war escalated, while grassroots sports programs attempt to offer children respite amid the ruins.
Humanitarian groups mark the third anniversary of the war, reporting tens of thousands of deaths and unabated civilian suffering despite a year-old ceasefire.
Three years into the war, UN Women reports that one in 21 women and girls in Gaza has been killed or severely injured, with nearly one million displaced.
A new World Health Organization report highlights severe infrastructure damage, limited hospital capacity, and rising casualties in Gaza and the West Bank as winter approaches.
A Palestinian father in Gaza City has recovered his wife's remains three years after an airstrike, as MSF warns that military boundaries are systematically squeezing the population.
