Displaced families in the Gaza Strip are preparing for their fourth winter, but due to ongoing conflict and material shortages, over 1.5 million Palestinians still live in tents or temporary shelters, facing threats from wind, rain, and floods. The UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) stated that approximately 294,000 families urgently need winter shelter assistance, but only about 52,000 families (18%) have received some humanitarian aid so far. The Norwegian Refugee Council (NRC) reported that 500 trucks of shelter materials are awaiting entry into Gaza, and at the current pace, it would take over seven months for them to be delivered. Husni Muhanna, spokesperson for the Gaza Municipality, said that over 85% of Gaza City's infrastructure is damaged, and the rainwater drainage system is operating at only 20% capacity, increasing the risk of flooding and sewage mixing.