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*United Nations humanitarian agencies warn that incoming winter rains are severely worsening living conditions in Gaza, where nearly two million people urgently require safe shelter.
*Nearly 950,000 displaced people face winter flood risks in Gaza.
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00:00The United Nations Humanitarian Agency has warned that incoming winter rains are severely worsening living conditions in Gaza,
00:07where nearly 2 million people urgently require safe shelter.
00:11United Nations relief officials confirmed that persistent Israeli restrictions on construction materials,
00:17acute international funding shortages and continuous forest displacements have trapped hundreds of thousands of families in fragile weather-damaged tents.
00:27Humanitarian groups also warned that over 4,000 heavily damaged buildings across the Gaza Strip face immediate collapse,
00:35urging an end to blockade restrictions to allow reinforced shelter materials into the enclave
00:41as the population faces systemic conditions of displacement and extermination under Israeli occupation.
00:56Also, the United Nations has warned that nearly 950,000 displaced Palestinians in Gaza face severe flood risks as winter
01:05weather approaches.
01:06The United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs reported that over 400,000 people are in high-risk
01:15zones,
01:16with nearly 300,000 families requiring urgent shelter assistance.
01:21Current relief inventories cover only 18% of those affected,
01:26while over 60% of temporary tents across displaced camps are severely damaged.
01:31The severe weather vulnerability coincides with critical cuts to United Nations food assistance
01:37and ongoing blockade restrictions on basic emergency supplies into the territory.

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