Palestinian woman Wisam Abdulhadi, who lost her husband in an Israeli attack, is seen with her children who have developed skin diseases at where they take shelter in Al-Azhar University in Gaza City, Gaza, Palestine on April 24, 2026. [Mahmoud Abu Hamda - Anadolu Agency]
As temperatures soar during the peak of summer, tents housing displaced people across the Gaza Strip have become like ovens, with no cooling facilities and little access to basic necessities. Inside a fabric tent at the Al-Attar camp for displaced people in the Al-Mawasi area of Khan Younis, southern Gaza, 70-year-old grandmother Umm Ahmed Tabaza sits beside her two-year-old granddaughter, Sama, fanning her with a piece of cardboard in an attempt to cool her after she was exhausted by the heat and illness. Inflamed blisters have spread densely across the child’s body, causing severe itching that sometimes leads to bleeding. After she contracted chickenpox, the infection spread to several members of her family living with her inside the tent. Despite […]

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