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'No Blankets, Clothing': Babies Dying From Winter Cold In War-Torn Gaza
The Hamas government press office in Gaza warned on Monday of the impact of more harsh weather expected in the coming days.
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"Will Die Of Hunger, Cold If Not Bombing," Say Gazans As Winter Arrives
When Khulud Jarboueh and her children fled their home in the northern Gaza Strip under Israeli bombardment in early October, the young ones were wearing just shorts and T-shirts.
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'It Is Cold Like A Morgue In Winter', Says Gaza's Homeless As They Shiver
Azza al-Najjar struggles in vain to keep her two-year-old warm by wrapping him in blankets in her prefabricated metal home as a winter storm lashes the Gaza Strip.
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Winter Storms Bring Fresh Misery to Gaza War Homeless
As the wind whistles through gaping holes in her ruined house, 62-year-old Suad al-Zaza and her daughter huddle together for warmth on a bed made of a wooden door laid on breeze blocks.
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Palestinians Downbeat on Promised Rebuilding of Ruined Gaza Strip
The first torrential downpour of an approaching winter has already soaked the Gaza Strip, compounding the misery of thousands of Palestinians who scrambled to patch homes wrecked by the summer war with Israel.
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'No Blankets, Clothing': Babies Dying From Winter Cold In War-Torn Gaza
The Hamas government press office in Gaza warned on Monday of the impact of more harsh weather expected in the coming days.
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"Will Die Of Hunger, Cold If Not Bombing," Say Gazans As Winter Arrives
When Khulud Jarboueh and her children fled their home in the northern Gaza Strip under Israeli bombardment in early October, the young ones were wearing just shorts and T-shirts.
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'It Is Cold Like A Morgue In Winter', Says Gaza's Homeless As They Shiver
Azza al-Najjar struggles in vain to keep her two-year-old warm by wrapping him in blankets in her prefabricated metal home as a winter storm lashes the Gaza Strip.
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Winter Storms Bring Fresh Misery to Gaza War Homeless
As the wind whistles through gaping holes in her ruined house, 62-year-old Suad al-Zaza and her daughter huddle together for warmth on a bed made of a wooden door laid on breeze blocks.
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Palestinians Downbeat on Promised Rebuilding of Ruined Gaza Strip
The first torrential downpour of an approaching winter has already soaked the Gaza Strip, compounding the misery of thousands of Palestinians who scrambled to patch homes wrecked by the summer war with Israel.
