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Gaza Storm Causes Deadly Landslide, Officials Blame Israeli Blockade
A landslide in Deir al-Balah, Gaza, killed four displaced people and injured others during a severe storm, which officials blamed on Israel's "genocide" and "blockade." The incident, which also flooded hundreds of tents and damaged homes, occurred as a storm battered the Strip.
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What happened
- 01Four displaced people died in a landslide and tent collapse in Deir al-Balah, Gaza, during a severe storm.
- 02Gaza officials blamed the deadly incident on Israel's "genocide" and "strangling blockade."
- 03The storm flooded hundreds of tents and damaged homes, exacerbating the humanitarian crisis.
- 04Responsibility for the catastrophe was assigned to Israel, the US, and the international community.
- 05International organizations were urged to facilitate the entry of humanitarian aid and essential supplies into Gaza.
The Gaza government media office held Israel, the US, and the international community responsible for the disaster, citing restrictions on aid and displacement areas. International organizations were called upon to intervene and ensure the entry of essential supplies.
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