Climate change is exacerbating humanitarian crises in Gaza, with extreme heat, damaged infrastructure, and disease outbreaks pushing fragile systems closer to collapse. Research indicates that the Israel-Gaza war has generated significant carbon emissions, highlighting the overlooked environmental impact of conflict. Humanitarian experts stress the need for climate adaptation in aid efforts, as rising temperatures and water scarcity worsen public health risks. The overlapping crises of conflict and climate change demand urgent investment in resilient infrastructure and integrated responses.