Infant dies of cold in Gaza as 53 nations press Israel on aid access
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Hamas political bureau chief Khalil al-Hayya called for urgent repairs to Gaza's sewage and drainage systems after heavy rains destroyed tens of thousands of tents, and demanded unhindered aid access and more fuel from Israel. The statement highlights the compounding humanitarian crisis in Gaza, where infrastructure damage and Israeli aid restrictions hinder recovery. The situation is developing, with the extent of damage and aid response still uncertain.
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Hamas political bureau chief Khalil al-Hayya has called for urgent repairs to Gaza's sewage and drainage systems following heavy rains that reportedly destroyed tens of thousands of tents and displaced families. This appeal, confirmed by multiple sources, highlights a compounding humanitarian crisis exacerbated by infrastructure damage and alleged Israeli aid restrictions. The full extent of damage and the international response remain uncertain.
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