More than an entire month has passed without a drop of aid into Gaza.

The humanitarian crisis in Gaza has reached catastrophic levels as no aid has entered the region for over a month. With over 2.1 million people trapped, the situation has deteriorated into what can only be described as a 'killing field.' Critical supplies such as food, fuel, and medicine have been cut off, leading to significant suffering among civilians. The reality is stark: over a thousand children were reportedly killed or injured in just the first week following the breakdown of a recent ceasefire, highlighting the urgent need for intervention. Humanitarian workers on the ground have also faced dire consequences, with over 400 casualties reported. The calls for adherence to international humanitarian law have become increasingly urgent, as major organizations stress the responsibility of the occupying power, in this case Israel, to facilitate humanitarian relief. Meanwhile, the international community and world leaders are urged to take decisive actions to protect civilians, facilitate the delivery of aid, and ensure the release of hostages. This situation is compounded by new displacement orders from Israeli authorities, forcing Palestinians to flee without safe havens, continuing a cycle of despair and dehumanization.