Sandstorm hits Gaza, impacting displaced Palestinians
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A sandstorm hit Gaza, worsening conditions for displaced Palestinians.
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A sandstorm struck Gaza, affecting displaced Palestinian populations in the territory. The weather event compounds existing hardships for Palestinians who have been forced from their homes during the ongoing conflict.
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