Gaza Ceasefire: 300 Days Review
The ceasefire agreement between Israel and Gaza came into effect on October 10, 2025, more than two years after the start of the Israeli genocide war that resulted in the deaths of tens of thousands of Palestinians and widespread destruction. Despite initial commitments, Israeli forces continued to violate the agreement, expanding their control to over 70% of Gaza's territory and refusing to allow humanitarian aid as promised by the United Nations. These violations have led to the martyrdom of more than 1,254 Palestinians and injuries to over 4,121 others. Additionally, restrictions on aid entrance remain in place, with less than 40% of the allocated trucks reaching their destination, causing a severe humanitarian crisis and a deterioration of food and relief conditions. Israeli control has expanded further, threatening residential areas behind the "Yellow Line." Tensions are also rising regarding the implementation of disarmament plans and the restructuring of Gaza’s administration, amidst Israeli opposition to the war-ending plan, while international evaluations of the humanitarian and security situation in Gaza continue.
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