"It is clear now that the ceasefire in Gaza is only a reducefire. The onslaught continues. There are near-daily attacks on the territory. On a single day at the end of October, almost 100 Palestinians were killed. On 19 November, 32 were killed. On 23 November, 21. And on it goes. Since the ceasefire, more than 300 have been killed and almost 1,000 injured. Those numbers will rise."
"Israeli authorities have reduced attacks and allowed some aid into Gaza, she said, but the world must not be fooled. Israel's genocide is not over. Not a single hospital in Gaza has returned to being fully operational. The onset of rain and cooling weather has left thousands exposed in dilapidated tents. Since the ceasefire on 10 October, almost 6,500 tonnes of UN-coordinated relief materials have been denied entry into Gaza by Israeli authorities."
Ceasefire in Gaza functions largely as a reduced pause while near-daily attacks continue and casualties persist, including specific days with dozens killed and more than 300 killed and nearly 1,000 injured since it began. Aid access remains severely restricted, with almost 6,500 tonnes of UN-coordinated relief denied entry since 10 October and multiple NGO shipments blocked, leaving displaced populations without adequate food, water, medical supplies, or safer shelter. No hospital in Gaza is fully operational, while rain and cooling weather expose thousands in dilapidated tents. The situation reflects ongoing collective punishment and expanding control over Palestinian territories.
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