Israel has continued to violate its ceasefire agreement with Hamas, launching attacks across Gaza that killed at least four Palestinians and wounded several others on Monday. The strikes came as heavy rains flooded the tents of displaced Palestinians, who’ve been forced to shelter outdoors after Israel’s assault left some 90% of Gaza’s buildings damaged or destroyed. On Monday, three Palestinian children were injured in two separate explosions in Gaza City, apparently caused by unexploded Israeli ordnance.

Meanwhile, the U.S.- and Israel-backed so-called Gaza Humanitarian Foundation says it has ended its operations in Gaza. The group’s aid distribution points were widely condemned by human rights groups as “death traps,” with the U.N. reporting more than 850 Palestinians were killed while attempting to access food — even as Israeli authorities barred the U.N. and international aid organizations from bringing food and basic goods into Gaza.