Israel’s declared ceasefire has done little to ease the humanitarian crisis in Gaza, as authorities now restrict movement to just 35 percent of the territory while forcing over two million people into the remaining area. The severe limitations on access have intensified overcrowding, raising concerns about basic living conditions and aid distribution. With no signs of relief in sight, residents face mounting challenges in securing food, water, and medical supplies. The situation underscores the fragile nature of the truce and its failure to address core needs for Gaza’s population.
A year into a 'ceasefire', Israel restricts access to 65 percent of Gaza and crams 2.1 million people into the rest.
