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By Alastair McCready, Edna Mohamed, Maziar Motamedi, Faisal Ali, Jillian Kestler-D'Amours and Brian Osgood

Published On 11 Dec 202511 Dec 2025

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• A baby girl whose family was displaced by Israel’s genocidal war on Gaza has died overnight in a flooded tent as fierce weather conditions persist.

• “It kept raining, and the cold was getting worse. Suddenly, I found my little baby motionless, dead,” the infant’s mother told Al Jazeera.

• An Israeli attack on northern Gaza has killed at least one woman and wounded others, emergency workers have told Al Jazeera.

• UN Special Rapporteur Francesca Albanese says thousands of Palestinians have been left to freeze and starve in Gaza as Storm Byron hits and the unstoppable “nightmare” continues.

• Israel’s genocidal war on Gaza has killed at least 70,369 Palestinians and wounded 171,069 since October 2023. A total of 1,139 people were killed in Israel during the October 7, 2023 attacks, and about 200 were taken captive.

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To read more about calls for accountability over an Israeli attack on a group of reporters in Lebanon, including a US citizen, you can find our reporting from Washington, DC, here.

You can also listen to the latest episode of our podcast, The Take, which dives into the recent killing of the Israel-backed Gaza armed group leader Yasser Abu Shabab, here.

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We will be closing this live page shortly. Here’s a look at the day’s main developments:

• A Palestinian baby has died as freezing winter temperatures and a massive storm descended on the Gaza Strip, where she and her family were living in a makeshift tent.

• The UN and other humanitarian groups renewed calls for Israel to allow more humanitarian aid into Gaza, including critical shelter supplies, as Storm Byron lashed the enclave.

• Israeli shelling in northern Gaza’s Jabalia camp killed a Palestinian woman and wounded several others, in the latest Israeli violation of last month’s ceasefire deal with Hamas.

• The White House says “quiet planning” is under way to advance to the next phase of President Trump’s Gaza plan, but no concrete details are provided on a timeline.

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Diseases may be spreading largely undetected due to the near-total collapse of surveillance and laboratory systems in the Palestinian territory, Teresa Zakaria, WHO’s unit head for humanitarian and disaster action, said.

She added that the living conditions in Gaza are so severe that “we can’t even describe it anymore”.

During a briefing in Geneva, she said that humanitarian access and diagnostic capacities remain “very limited” in Gaza, making early detection and response nearly impossible.

“What is very important here to highlight is that we are probably missing the vast majority of diseases that are spreading in the territory at the moment just because we have not been able to detect them,” Zakaria said.

She also reiterated calls for unimpeded deliveries of humanitarian supplies “to revive the health system and be able to detect these diseases” in Gaza.

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By Alastair McCready, Edna Mohamed, Maziar Motamedi, Faisal Ali, Jillian Kestler-D'Amours and Brian Osgood

Published On 11 Dec 202511 Dec 2025

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• A baby girl whose family was displaced by Israel’s genocidal war on Gaza has died overnight in a flooded tent as fierce weather conditions persist.

• “It kept raining, and the cold was getting worse. Suddenly, I found my little baby motionless, dead,” the infant’s mother told Al Jazeera.

• An Israeli attack on northern Gaza has killed at least one woman and wounded others, emergency workers have told Al Jazeera.

• UN Special Rapporteur Francesca Albanese says thousands of Palestinians have been left to freeze and starve in Gaza as Storm Byron hits and the unstoppable “nightmare” continues.

• Israel’s genocidal war on Gaza has killed at least 70,369 Palestinians and wounded 171,069 since October 2023. A total of 1,139 people were killed in Israel during the October 7, 2023 attacks, and about 200 were taken captive.

6h ago

 (22:40 GMT)

The live page is now closed.

To read more about calls for accountability over an Israeli attack on a group of reporters in Lebanon, including a US citizen, you can find our reporting from Washington, DC, here.

You can also listen to the latest episode of our podcast, The Take, which dives into the recent killing of the Israel-backed Gaza armed group leader Yasser Abu Shabab, here.

Click here to share on social media

6h ago

 (22:30 GMT)

We will be closing this live page shortly. Here’s a look at the day’s main developments:

• A Palestinian baby has died as freezing winter temperatures and a massive storm descended on the Gaza Strip, where she and her family were living in a makeshift tent.

• The UN and other humanitarian groups renewed calls for Israel to allow more humanitarian aid into Gaza, including critical shelter supplies, as Storm Byron lashed the enclave.

• Israeli shelling in northern Gaza’s Jabalia camp killed a Palestinian woman and wounded several others, in the latest Israeli violation of last month’s ceasefire deal with Hamas.

• The White House says “quiet planning” is under way to advance to the next phase of President Trump’s Gaza plan, but no concrete details are provided on a timeline.

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7h ago

 (22:20 GMT)

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7h ago

 (22:10 GMT)

Diseases may be spreading largely undetected due to the near-total collapse of surveillance and laboratory systems in the Palestinian territory, Teresa Zakaria, WHO’s unit head for humanitarian and disaster action, said.

She added that the living conditions in Gaza are so severe that “we can’t even describe it anymore”.

During a briefing in Geneva, she said that humanitarian access and diagnostic capacities remain “very limited” in Gaza, making early detection and response nearly impossible.

“What is very important here to highlight is that we are probably missing the vast majority of diseases that are spreading in the territory at the moment just because we have not been able to detect them,” Zakaria said.

She also reiterated calls for unimpeded deliveries of humanitarian supplies “to revive the health system and be able to detect these diseases” in Gaza.

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7h ago

 (22:00 GMT)