UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs: Emergency supplies stock in Gaza is not enough to meet the needs of those affected by the rain.

Israeli artillery shelling occurred east of Gaza City

Protection Center for Human Rights: We express our deep concern over the humanitarian repercussions resulting from the low-pressure system affecting the Gaza Strip

Protection Center for Human Rights: ▪We express our deep concern over the humanitarian repercussions resulting from the low-pressure system affecting the Gaza Strip, and the flooding of displaced persons' tents, damage to their property, and damage to parts of buildings that had previously been bombed, amid the lack of safe housing for hundreds of thousands of displaced people to protect them from rain, cold and wind. ▪What Gaza is witnessing is not just damage as a result of exceptional weather conditions, but reveals a catastrophic fragility in shelter conditions due to the widespread destruction of homes and infrastructure and the continued crisis in providing shelter and protection supplies. ▪The severity of the situation is compounded for children, women, the elderly and the sick, who face the risks of drowning and cold, in addition to the threat posed by the collapse of cracked buildings to the lives of residents. ▪We emphasize that the protection of civilians and the provision of adequate shelter and basic aid are humanitarian and legal obligations that may not be delayed, and that the continued restrictions on the entry of shelter and reconstruction materials exacerbate the suffering of residents and expose their lives to additional risks. ▪We call on the international community and the United Nations to urgently intervene to provide safe shelter centers, suitable tents, heating supplies and protection from rain. ▪We call on the Israeli authorities to lift the restrictions imposed on the entry of shelter and reconstruction materials and the equipment needed to repair infrastructure. ▪We call on humanitarian organizations to intensify their emergency interventions and give priority to the most affected families and vulnerable groups. ▪We demand that the relevant authorities assess the damaged buildings, evacuate sites that pose a danger to the lives of residents, and enhance the response to distress calls. ▪Displaced persons who lost their homes as a result of the war should not again face the risk of death under the rain or among the rubble of cracked buildings. ▪Providing protection and safe shelter is an urgent humanitarian necessity and a legal responsibility that requires international action commensurate with the scale of the disaster.

Islamic Resistance Movement - Hamas: Escalating attacks by the occupation targeting the Ibrahimi Mosque in the city of Hebron and the blessed Al-Aqsa Mosque

Islamic Resistance Movement - Hamas: ▪Escalating attacks by the Zionist occupation targeting the Ibrahimi Mosque in the city of Hebron and the blessed Al-Aqsa Mosque, along with settler incursions into the Ibrahimi Mosque and its closure to worshippers, constitute a flagrant assault on the sanctity of Islamic holy sites and a dangerous escalation in the occupation's systematic religious war. ▪We warn of the danger of this blatant aggression, and affirm that the escalating violations against our Islamic holy sites will not succeed in imposing Judaization realities, erasing their Islamic identity, or changing their existing historical and legal status. ▪We call on the members of our Palestinian people to strengthen presence and steadfastness at the Ibrahimi Mosque and the blessed Al-Aqsa Mosque, support the people of Jerusalem and the people of the city of Hebron, and activate all forms of action and confrontation to repel attacks by the occupation and settler rampages, and protect our holy sites from Judaization and desecration schemes. ▪We call on Arab and Islamic states, as well as religious and human rights institutions, to assume their responsibilities toward what our holy sites are facing, intensify efforts and actions at all levels, and pressure by all means to stop the crimes of the occupation against our land, our people, and our holy sites.

Palestinian Democratic Front for the Liberation of Palestine: We warn of a humanitarian and environmental disaster that may strike hundreds of thousands of displaced people in the Gaza Strip as tents flood and shelters are damaged due to rain and rising sewage levels, amid the destruction of infrastructure and drainage networks.

Palestinian Democratic Front for the Liberation of Palestine: ▪We warn of a humanitarian and environmental disaster that may strike hundreds of thousands of displaced people in the Gaza Strip as tents flood and shelters are damaged due to rain and rising sewage levels, amid the destruction of infrastructure and drainage networks. ▪The occupation continues to impose the siege and obstruct the entry of aid, fuel, medicines, tents and shelter materials, which increases the suffering of the السكان with the arrival of winter. ▪We hold the occupation responsible for this disaster and condemn Miladinov's position and the Security Council regarding the continued silence, and we call for real pressure to open the crossings and allow the entry of no fewer than 600 trucks per day, and to permit the entry of the National Committee to manage the Gaza Strip immediately to begin its duties. ▪Gaza does not need new statements, but urgent measures that save the lives of its residents and provide them with protection and shelter.