Gaza is experiencing a severe housing crisis, with more than 92 percent of homes across the territory reported to be damaged or destroyed. According to a recent report, the widespread destruction has left a large portion of the population without adequate shelter.
The report highlights the scale of damage in Gaza, where years of conflict and military operations have taken a heavy toll on residential areas. Many families have been forced to stay in damaged buildings or live in temporary shelters, facing harsh conditions.
The housing crisis is compounded by the ongoing blockade, which restricts the flow of construction materials and makes repairs extremely difficult. Aid agencies have warned that the situation is likely to worsen without a significant increase in humanitarian assistance and a political solution.
The report did not provide a specific timeline for the damage, but noted that the destruction has been caused by Israeli military actions. International organizations have repeatedly called for the protection of civilians and civilian infrastructure in conflict zones.
As the crisis deepens, the need for emergency shelter and reconstruction efforts grows more urgent. Without intervention, many residents of Gaza will continue to live in unsafe and overcrowded conditions.