A senior U.N. migration official reported on Friday that repeated displacements over three years have left shelters in Gaza increasingly damaged, while funding shortages and material entry restrictions are complicating winter preparations. Karl Baker of the International Organization for Migration noted that some residents have been displaced up to eight times, citing "dual-use" restrictions by Israeli authorities that limit the entry of durable building materials necessary for improved transitional shelters.
Former hostage Majdi al-Iyubi killed in Gaza in Israeli attack
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Former hostage Majdi al-Iyubi killed in Gaza in Israeli attack (machine-translated headline from a Turkish-language source)
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Filistinli eski esir Mecdi el-Eyyubi, Gazze kentinin güneyinde Ürdün Hastanesi yakınlarında bir aracın soykırımcıİsrail tarafından bombalanması sonucu şehit oldu. El-Eyyubi’nin, esaret ve işkence sürecinin yanı sıra annesini ve hamile eşini de savaş sırasında kaybettiği bildirild…
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