International Groups Call Gaza Ceasefire Ineffective
After three years of genocide crimes in Gaza, more than 100 international human rights and aid organizations have described the ceasefire in the sector as "nothing but ink on paper," as Israel continues to kill Palestinians and imposes restrictions on the entry of aid and reconstruction materials. Since the ceasefire began on October 10, 2025, Israeli forces have killed over 1,400 Palestinians, while more than two million people are living in harsh humanitarian conditions, with approximately 82% of buildings destroyed and 92% of economic facilities damaged. The crisis has led to widespread displacement and a severe need for shelter, with reconstruction estimated to cost around $71.4 billion, amid ongoing restrictions on the entry of essential materials for recovery.
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