Gaza now
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This section explains what the situation in Gaza is today, using figures from the bodies that actually measure it: OCHA situation reports, the Integrated Food Security Phase Classification, and the assessments of the World Health Organization, UNRWA, and UNICEF.
We write it because the news passes quickly and the number remains. When it is said that the whole Gaza Strip is classified in Phase 3, or that 201,290 structures are damaged — 82% of every structure in the Strip — those statements have a specific, checkable meaning. These articles explain that meaning instead of leaving it a slogan.
The angle is not political but humanitarian and practical: what 2.1 million people confined to less than half the Strip actually need, what prevents it arriving, and what genuinely changed after the ceasefire.
Every figure here is attributed to its source and its date, because Gaza's numbers change monthly and any figure without a date becomes misleading within weeks.
