Gaza is one of the most dangerous places in the world.

Gaza is one of the most dangerous places in the world, because Gaza is an arid area, one third of the land is sand dunes, and water resources are relatively poor.

The Gaza Strip covers an area of about 365 square kilometers and is a part of Palestinian territory. The Gaza Strip is bordered by Egypt in the west, Israel in the north, the Jordan River in the east and the Red Sea in the south. This area was occupied by Israel in the third Middle East War in 1967, and Israel established military rule in Gaza in 1982.

Although Israel withdrew its troops from the Gaza in 2005, it still controls the borders and sea lanes in this area. Gaza Strip is one of the gathering places of Palestinian refugees, and there are more than 2 million Palestinians in this area, most of whom are refugees. Gaza lacks infrastructure and services and relies mainly on international assistance.

Climatic characteristics of Gaza;

The climate in Gaza is warm and dry. In terms of temperature, Gaza is very hot in summer and relatively warm in winter. The temperature in summer is generally above 30℃, and the highest temperature can even reach about 40℃. The lowest temperature in winter is usually around 10℃, and it may drop to around 7℃ in the coldest time. In terms of humidity, the air humidity in Gaza is relatively low, especially in summer, which may drop below 20%.

This dry climate makes Gaza prone to sandstorms, which has a great impact on the local environment and residents' lives. In terms of precipitation, the annual precipitation in Gaza is relatively small, generally between 50-200mm. However, because Gaza is close to the sea, the precipitation in this area is uneven, and some places may be affected by coastal rainfall, thus getting more precipitation.

The above contents refer to Baidu Encyclopedia-Gaza.