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'Life in Gaza simply miserable': Amid flooding, lack of aid, conditions 'worsen' for Palestinians

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Briefings

A communications adviser for the Norwegian Refugee Council (NRC) reports that the humanitarian crisis in Gaza deepens despite a diplomatic ceasefire, citing winter flooding, repeated displacement, and restricted aid access. The adviser urges Israel to open crossings and lift restrictions to improve conditions for Palestinians.

Key points

• Shayna Low, Communication Adviser for the Norwegian Refugee Council (NRC), describes the humanitarian situation in Gaza as 'simply miserable' during a period she calls a 'so-called ceasefire'.

Context

The report originates from an interview with Shayna Low, communications adviser in Palestine for the Norwegian Refugee Council (NRC), published on November 9, 2026. The findings highlight the gap between diplomatic commitments and the lived realities of Palestinian civilians facing winter flooding and restricted aid.

Limitations

Evidence is limited to a single interview with Shayna Low, who describes the crisis as 'simply miserable' and urges Israel to open crossings. Specific dates for flooding or displacement events are not provided, and the report does not include quantitative data on aid access or casualty figures.

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