On January 1, 2024, Israeli occupation aircraft bombed the home of Abu Hatab family near Bilal Mosque in western Khan Younis. The attack resulted in six injuries, including children, and the recovery of a martyr from the scene, who was transported to Nasser Medical Hospital.

On January 1, 2024, Israeli occupation aircraft targeted an area near a shelter center, resulting in injuries among displaced persons due to shrapnel from the bombardment at Al-Nuseirat camp. The attack exacerbated the suffering of those seeking refuge and highlighted the dangers they face even in designated safe zones.

Due to a lack of resources and the unavailability of trucks and vehicles as a result of fuel shortages in the Gaza Strip, coupled with the high number of martyrs, the bodies of those killed in the Israeli bombardments are being transported on animal-drawn carts. This tragic reality highlights the dire humanitarian situation and the overwhelming impact of the ongoing conflict.

The suffering of displaced individuals inside shelters is ongoing, particularly during winter with its cold and rain, coupled with the lack of privacy due to the conditions of the Israeli war on Gaza Strip. This conflict has caused unprecedented devastation, pushing the region decades backward.

Every available space in these centers is occupied by displaced families, to the extent that even the courtyards—originally schools and other service facilities run by UNRWA—have been filled with tents after classrooms reached full capacity.

One of the shelter centers accommodating displaced persons in northern Gaza was stormed by occupation forces. They launched smoke bombs and artillery shells at the location, forcibly removing people to other areas. Some individuals were taken by the soldiers to unknown places, further exacerbating the plight of those seeking refuge.

On November 2, 2023, Israeli occupation aircraft bombed a UNRWA school serving as a shelter for displaced civilians in Al-Nasr neighborhood of Gaza City. This attack resulted in dozens of martyrs and injuries among those seeking refuge within the school.

On March 18, 2024, Israeli occupation aircraft bombed an entire residential block in Al-Shaboura camp in the center of Rafah, resulting in the martyrdom of several individuals and injuring dozens more. The wounded were transported to Al-Kuwaiti Hospital for medical treatment.

Due to the shortage of cooking gas, citizens have resorted -over the past several months- to alternative and primitive methods of cooking, using firewood and charcoal. This has led to numerous individuals suffering from respiratory illnesses caused by the burning of plastic and chemical materials to ignite the fires, which release toxic gases into the air.