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The ceasefire in Gaza has brought some respite, but two million displaced people endure dire conditions made worse by winter rains.
The ceasefire in Gaza provided a brief respite from Israeli bombardment while facilitating the entry of humanitarian aid.
But the living conditions of the two million displaced people remain disastrous. Winter conditions compound their difficulties; heavy rains have flooded makeshift shelters and tents.
Despite the truce, widespread destruction is preventing people from returning home, forcing them to endure harsh conditions in rain-soaked camps with little hope of improvement.
