At least three Palestinians were killed in the latest Israeli airstrikes on Gaza, according to medical sources at Nasser Medical Complex. The attacks targeted areas east of Khan Younis, Gaza City’s Zeitoun neighborhood, and near Rafah. Despite claims of a ceasefire, Israeli forces reportedly continue operations near the so-called 'Yellow Line,' worsening conditions for families already displaced by the conflict. Heavy rainfall has inundated thousands of temporary shelters across Gaza, leaving residents in dire conditions with limited aid. The UN agency for Palestinian refugees (UNRWA) reported that around 13,000 families, whose homes were destroyed in previous bombings, are now enduring cold and flooding in inadequate shelters. The United Nations estimates that over 80 percent of Gaza’s buildings and housing units have been damaged or destroyed since the war began. Israel continues to restrict the entry of emergency shelter materials, further exacerbating the humanitarian crisis.