Breaking: Displaced Palestinians Lose Shelter After Gaza Strike
An Israeli airstrike targeted a makeshift camp in Gaza city housing displaced Palestinians on Sunday, leaving many without shelter as attacks intensify. Witnesses described explosions echoing across northern, central, and southern Gaza, marking what locals call a dangerous escalation in violence.
Families already displaced by weeks of conflict now face renewed chaos. “The explosions felt endless—no place feels safe,” one resident told reporters. The strike comes amid heightened military activity following renewed hostilities last week.
Why It Matters
With tensions rising, humanitarian groups warn of a deepening crisis in the region. Over 1 million people in Gaza rely on temporary shelters, according to UN reports. Analysts fear prolonged conflict could worsen food and medical shortages.
Breaking: Displaced Palestinians Lose Shelter After Gaza Strike
Why It Matters
