A US-Brokered Ceasefire Was Supposed to End the War in Gaza. A Year Later, Progress Has Stalled – WTOP News
The U.S.-brokered plan has left 2 million Palestinians displaced, while Israel keeps striking Gaza and Hamas remains in control of much of the territory.
- 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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One year after the ceasefire, many residents of Gaza remain in displacement camps feeling abandoned. Despite reduced attacks from Israel, reports indicate ongoing suffering and lack of reconstruction in the territory. Nearly all of Gaza's population faced displacement during the conflict, with infrastructure damage remaining critical. Limited aid access exacerbates poverty, leaving residents with insufficient access to necessities.
Israeli attacks continue with an average of four deaths a day, humanitarian aid remains insufficient and reconstruction has not begun. Only the release of Israeli hostages against Palestinian prisoners was completedOn October 10, 2025, a cease-fire came into force in the Gaza Strip after two years of massive Israeli bombings following the October 7, 2023 Hamas massacre in Israel. This respite was imposed by US President Donald Trump, whose admin…
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