Gaza: One year after ceasefire, killing and displacement of Palestinians persist
Gaza: One year after ceasefire, killing and displacement of Palestinians persist Submitted by Maha Hussaini on Wed, 09/16/2026 - 13:17 Israeli expulsion orders, incursions and the threat of renewed starvation are keeping Palestinians in a state of permanent insecurity despite the truce A Palestinian girl carries a child against the backdrop of smoke rising from a house that was targeted by an…
One year after the ceasefire, Palestinian suffering in Gaza continues, with killings and displacement persisting. Israeli expulsion orders, along with ongoing incursions and the threat of starvation, keep Palestinians in a constant state of insecurity. A Palestinian mother recounted how an evacuation order forced her out of her tent with no time to prepare.
Israeli forces reused evacuation orders despite the ceasefire, bombing buildings and leaving residents with no safe place to go. Since the ceasefire, 1,381 Palestinians have been killed and 4,757 injured, according to the Palestinian Ministry of Health. The Israeli military's "yellow line" demarcation further exacerbates displacement, as residents fear being forced out of their homes at any moment.
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