When Khulud Jarboueh and her children fled their home in the northern Gaza Strip under Israeli bombardment in early October, the young ones were wearing just shorts and T-shirts.
The heat of late summer still lingered then. But now she rummages through piles of clothing looking for something to keep them warm in the rain and bitter cold.
"We left Gaza City with 20 members of the family more than a month ago," the 29-year-old said at a second-hand clothes stall outside a school in Rafah, the Gaza Strip, run by the U.N. agency for Palestinian refugees, known as UNRWA.