Overview

• Over 32,000 metric tons of aid have entered Gaza in the two weeks since the ceasefire, with 600 trucks allowed daily under the agreement.
• Damaged roads and unexploded ordnance from the conflict complicate the safe distribution of humanitarian aid across the territory.
• Food prices, though declining, remain significantly higher than pre-war levels, forcing many families to rely on limited and costly market supplies.
• Essential items like tents, medical supplies, and water infrastructure equipment face delays due to Israeli restrictions on dual-use goods.
• Aid workers report ongoing shortages of shelter, clean water, and fuel, with many families still living in unsafe and unsanitary conditions.