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Hundratusentals familjer bor sedan cirka tre år i slitna tält i Gaza. FN:s Unrwa uppskattade kort före stormen att cirka 1,98 miljoner Gazabor behövde hjälp med boende.
Skyfall och starka vindar har drabbat de provisoriska tältlägren mycket hårt. Det har förvärrat den akuta humanitära situationen ytterligare.
– Regnvatten blandat med avloppsvatten har stigit till en meter på vissa platser. Människor hann knappt ta sina barn och fly. Regnet som alltid ansågs vara en välsignelse är nu en förbannelse, säger Gazafotografen Hussien Abdull Jawad.
Hundratusentals familjer bor sedan cirka tre år i slitna tält. Kort före stormen hade FN:s Unrwa uppskattat att cirka 1,98 miljoner Gazabor, motsvarande 94 procent av befolkningen, behövde hjälp med boende och andra grundläggande förnödenheter.
A 24-year-old Polish citizen shot dead six people in Poland and injured fifteen. The perpetrator was shot by the police, later died in hospital and three more bodies were found in his home. The crime is being investigated as a terrorist offense and two days of national mourning have been announced.

Leon Weintraub, 100 years old, survived the ghetto in Lodz, Auschwitz and several concentration camps. He has lived in Sweden since 1969 and recently lectured to school students in Berlin. He warns that the AfD could take power in Germany and criticizes the decision in Heidenau not to build more stumbling blocks.
Information from Russia and China points to a prepared tripartite meeting between Presidents Trump, Putin and Xi in connection with the Apec meeting in Shenzhen on November 18-19. Trump mentions Ukraine, Iran and nuclear disarmament as possible talking points. As early as Monday, Trump will meet Qatar's prime minister, who has mediated the Iran issue.

Almost 30 years after the Good Friday Agreement in 1998, the Belfast Peace Walls are still in operation. The border crossing on Northumberland Street between the Falls and the Shankill closes every evening and does not open until half past seven the next morning. The walls, which stretch 30 kilometers through the city, protect residents from sectarian violence, according to Northern Ireland's Department of Justice.

Valentyna Demydiva describes an existence characterized by hunger, mines and constant drone attacks in occupied Olesjky. After being evacuated to Kiev, she mourns her husband Oleg, who died during the occupation and whose remains she now fears have disappeared.

Ukraine and Russia have carried out a joint evacuation of around 750 civilians from the occupied city of Oleshky. The operation took place during a six-day ceasefire, which marks an unusual cooperation between the warring parties.