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Amid ongoing Israeli bombardment, Gaza residents face displacement, suffering, and despair. The US and Israel propose a ceasefire plan, but trust is low. Palestinians express fears of betrayal, while displaced families seek safety and stability. The humanitarian crisis deepens as the conflict persists today, September 30, 2025.
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Since the ceasefire last week, aid into Gaza has increased to about 750 metric tons daily, but remains far below the needs of 2 million people. Israeli restrictions, border closures, and delays in aid delivery continue to hamper efforts to address the humanitarian crisis, with food and medical supplies still critically short.
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The International Court of Justice issued an advisory opinion on October 22, 2025, affirming Israel's legal obligations under international law to facilitate humanitarian aid in occupied Palestinian territories. The ruling condemns obstruction of UN agencies and highlights the responsibilities of third states, with political implications for ongoing conflicts.
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On December 8, 2025, Israeli police and municipal officials forcibly entered the UNRWA compound in East Jerusalem, seizing property and replacing the UN flag with an Israeli one. Israel cited unpaid municipal taxes, while UNRWA and the UN condemned the raid as a violation of international law. The compound remains empty since Israel banned UNRWA operations in January 2025.