A Year After Ceasefire Deal, Gaza Still Waits for Relief
Violence persists as more than 1.2 million people face acute food insecurity and UNCTAD estimates Gaza’s recovery needs at $71.5 billion.
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One year after the agreement on calm, the humanitarian needs in the Gaza Strip remain far greater than the supplies reaching the population, with continued restrictions on the entry of aid, fuel and essential supplies, and the slow introduction of shelter materials and the re-establishment of vital facilities.
One year after Gaza ceasefire: A truce without a clear path to peace
The ceasefire in Gaza has done little to resolve these underlying issues. With key questions over security, governance and the future of the Palestinian people still unanswered, the path from a fragile truce to a lasting political settlement remains uncertain.
A year after ceasefire deal, Gaza still waits for relief
GAZA: One year after a US-brokered ceasefire was announced in the Gaza Strip, residents still living in displacement camps under near-daily Israeli airstrikes say the truce has not brought the promised peace. Israel keeps up its strikes and now controls about 70 percent of Gaza, while the reconstruction of the devastated Palestinian territory called for under the ceasefire plan has still not materialized. “Nothing has changed for the better; eve…
One year after the ceasefire, Gaza reports that people die every day from Israeli attacks and reconstruction work is not yet under way.
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