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Nearly two million displaced Palestinians in Gaza are struggling to protect themselves from the coming winter

At a crowded camp in Gaza for those displaced by the war between Israel and Hamas, Ayman Siam laid concrete blocks around his tent to keep his family dry as rain threatened more misery.

In war-ravaged Gaza, death appears to be the "only certainty" for 2.4 million Palestinians with no way to escape Israel's relentless bombardment, a UN official said Tuesday, recounting the growing desperation across the territory.

The alleged shooting came as the United Nations Relief and Works Agency could be officially declared a terrorist organisation by Israel

Displaced Palestinians hope for protection and access to limited supplies in UN-run schools, but trauma is mounting.

Explosions, air strikes and gunfire rattled northern Gaza on Saturday, the third day of an Israeli military operation that has uprooted tens of thousands of Palestinians and compounded what the UN called "unbearable" living conditions in the territory.

Gazans are forced to live in bombed-out buildings or camp next to giant piles of trash, a United Nations spokeswoman said Friday, denouncing the "unbearable" conditions in the besieged territory.

Gaza’s displaced grapple with having to leave Rafah and pushing the dreams they had before the war further out of reach.

Israel’s government says it will invade Rafah while others eye the remainder of Gaza and make their own plans.