International groups criticize Gaza ceasefire
More than 100 international and human rights organizations have warned that the ceasefire agreement in Gaza is merely words on paper, as the occupying forces continue to kill Palestinians, impose restrictions on the entry of humanitarian aid and essential supplies. Over the past year, the occupation forces have killed more than 1,400 Palestinians, including 327 children. The humanitarian situation has worsened, with nearly two million Palestinians suffering from a lack of shelter, and 1.4 million of them facing food shortages. All operations in 36 hospitals have come to a complete halt due to damage, shortages of medicines, and fuel. Additionally, homes continue to be destroyed, and rescue operations are hampered by a lack of equipment, while the movement of people remains restricted and widespread unexploded ordnance pose ongoing dangers, deepening the suffering of families. These organizations call on the international community to hold the occupation accountable and to ensure the removal of restrictions on aid, pointing out that ongoing violence and destruction mean the ceasefire agreement has failed to achieve peace or protect civilians.
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