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Rami Abdu: We warned two days ago of a humanitarian catastrophe with the onset of winter amid an urgent need for about 200,000 tents and one million tarpaulins.

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Rami Abdu:

▪ We warned two days ago of a humanitarian catastrophe with the onset of winter amid an urgent need for about 200,000 tents and one million tarpaulins.

▪ As tens of thousands of tents are flooded, the world asks: Where is the Peace Council and the National Committee for Managing Gaza? And why are they absent from the scene?

▪ The occupation bears primary responsibility for the destruction and displacement, but the silence of the Peace Council and the newly established structures makes it a partner in responsibility for what is happening.

▪ The occupation continues to refuse the entry of shelter supplies, including about 8,600 emergency shelter kits that were ready outside the Strip.

▪ The Peace Council has been preoccupied with security files and political arrangements that serve the interests and security of the occupation, while the protection of civilians is left hostage to its conditions.

▪ We called for ending the work of the Peace Council and lifting the cover from it after it proved its failure to stop the ceasefire or improve the humanitarian conditions of civilians.

▪ We call on the international community to act urgently to compel the occupation to open the crossings for tents, temporary housing and civil defense equipment without bargaining.

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