'Israeli' forecaster mocks flooding of displaced Palestinians' tents in Gaza
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- 'Israeli' weather forecaster Tzahi Peleg has sparked outrage after mocking the flooding of displaced Palestinians' tents in the Gaza Strip.
- Peleg celebrated the impact of winter rains in a Facebook post featuring submerged tents, describing the scene as a source of happiness.
'Israeli' weather forecaster Tzahi Peleg has drawn criticism after openly mocking the flooding of tents sheltering displaced Palestinians in the Gaza Strip following heavy winter rainfall.
In a Facebook post, Peleg shared a photograph showing tents submerged in floodwater and accompanied it with a caption expressing satisfaction at the situation.
"In the Strip, they probably went out to fish in the morning and not to the beach. Such happiness, I haven't experienced since the sixties," he wrote.
The post comes as heavy rainfall and winter weather add to the suffering of displaced Palestinians, many of whom are living in makeshift tents with inadequate protection against flooding and cold temperatures.
Repeated displacement and widespread destruction have left thousands of families without proper shelter, making winter storms particularly dangerous for those living in low-lying and exposed areas.
Peleg's remarks have drawn attention to the treatment of Palestinians amid the worsening humanitarian conditions in Gaza.
