Thousands of Palestinians displaced by two years of Israeli military operations in Gaza are facing severe hardship as winter rains flood their makeshift tents. A strong low-pressure system brought heavy rain and gusty winds across the Gaza Strip on Saturday, further worsening conditions for families already living in temporary shelters. Meteorologist Laith al-Allami told Anadolu Agency that this was the third low-pressure system of the season, with a fourth expected to begin on Monday. Since Israeli attacks began in 2023, many families have been living in tents after their homes were destroyed or damaged. Local authorities warned that continued rainfall could escalate into a full storm. Displaced residents described collapsing tents, lack of income, and difficulty obtaining clothing and bedding for children. Earlier this month, heavy rains inundated camps and temporary shelters across Gaza. At least 15 people, including three children, have died this December due to hypothermia and collapsing structures amid the cold, wet weather. Humanitarian organizations have urged that more shelters and relief supplies be allowed into the territory.