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Gaza Housing Crisis: Over 200,000 Buildings Damaged in Ongoing Conflict The Palestinian Central Bureau of Statistics reported that over 201,000 buildings in Gaza have been damaged, with 134,000 destroyed, due to the ongoing war. The housing crisis also affects the West Bank, with demolitions, displacement, and settler attacks. Water and sanitation infrastructure in Gaza is largely destroyed, impacting access to essential resources.
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Illustration by baba What happened 01 Over 201,000 buildings damaged in Gaza, 134,000 destroyed. 02 Housing crisis affects Gaza and West Bank, with demolitions and displacement. 03 Water and sanitation infrastructure in Gaza is largely destroyed. 04 Settler attacks and demolitions displace thousands in the West Bank. 05 Building permits issued in Palestine saw a slight decrease overall. Translated and summarized by baba from Arab48 , the latest report. Read Arab48’s original The coverage
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