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Gaza Year After Ceasefire: Displaced Still Absent
The article addresses the humanitarian situation in the Gaza Strip following the recent escalation, focusing on the challenges of return and reconstruction. The report states that a ceasefire agreement began on October 10, 2025, but it did not fully end the escalation, as access restrictions remain in place for more than half of the territory, and approximately 82% of residential and service facilities have been damaged. The estimated cost of rebuilding is $71.4 billion, while announced funding is limited to around $17 billion, threatening to delay recovery efforts. Additionally, the population, numbering around 2.1 million, suffers from repeated displacement and a lack of essential services, with many still without adequate shelter. International discussions emphasize the need to respect international law and to limit forced displacements, stressing that real success depends on the Palestinians’ ability to return to their homes and restore normal life through implementing reconstruction plans and achieving full withdrawal from restricted areas.
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