Inside a Gaza refugee camp: How are people surviving the winter? | DW News

The war between Israel and Hamas is entering its 100th day. The fighting erupted after Hamas launched a terrorist attack on October 7th and Israel responded with airstrikes and a ground invasion of the Gaza Strip. Since then, the toll has been devasting. Around 1,200 people – including 520 soldiers – have been killed on the Israeli side, most of them on the first day, making October 7th the deadliest day since the founding of the Jewish state. The Hamas-run health ministry in Gaza says almost 24,000 Palestinians have been killed – that is one percent of the population. The Israeli military says more than 7,000 of the dead are militants. The UN says at least 300 Palestinians have been killed in the West Bank. Israel's military campaign has damaged or destroyed around half of Gaza's building and displaced almost 2 million people. DW reporter Mohamed Al-Kalhout visited a refugee camp in the southern city of Rafah to learn more about the difficult conditions displaced people face there.

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