Year Later, Gaza Ceasefire Promises Mostly Unfulfilled
Human Rights Watch says aid remains restricted and reconstruction has not begun, leaving 1.9 million people displaced and Gaza’s recovery plan stalled.
- On Saturday, October 10, 2026, marking one year since the ceasefire agreement took effect, Human Rights Watch reported that Israeli forces continue to kill civilians and deny sufficient food, aid, and water to Palestinians in Gaza.
- Although the 2025 ceasefire allowed Israeli forces to stay in 53 percent of Gaza, they now control about 70 percent of the territory, continuing to move the "Yellow Line" westward while displacing Palestinians.
- The Palestine Shelter Cluster reports 94 percent of Gaza's population lacks adequate shelter, while 1.9 million people remain displaced and over 1.4 million face acute food insecurity amid shattered infrastructure.
- Recovery needs are estimated at US$71.4 billion over the next decade, yet no money has reached Gaza despite the Board of Peace proposing a $2.45 billion program that remains unfunded.
- Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir proposed the "710 Disengagement Plan" in September, aiming to depopulate Gaza in seven years, which complicates prospects for rights and reconstruction.
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A year has passed since the entry into force of the ceasefire agreement in the Gaza Strip, but the agreement on which hopes were placed to end the war, stop the bloodshed and open the way to relief and reconstruction has not ended the suffering of the Palestinians, given the continuing Israeli violations, restrict access to aid, fuel and medical supplies, disrupt efforts to lift missing persons and rehabilitate destroyed infrastructure.
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Year later, Gaza ceasefire promises mostly unfulfilled
JERUSALEM — One year after U.S. President Donald Trump declared the war in Gaza to be over, few of the long-term promises of the ceasefire have com...
On October 10, 2025, the ceasefire agreement in Gaza was concluded under the aegis of US President Donald Trump, supposed to put an end to two years of war and massacres. A year later, only on paper. Israeli forces continued to bombard and occupied two thirds of the enclave, imposing restrictions on the delivery of aid, equipment and reconstruction materials.
Israel daily bombards and prevents reconstruction, punishing two million people. After receiving the last hostages from Hamas, it has emptied the truce of content, with the silence of the United States and the Peace Board.
Gaza ceasefire: A year of stalled promises
Aid is lacking and reconstruction has yet to begin
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