
In the joint report of the Danish Refugee Council (DRC) and the Agricultural Development Association (PARC), it was stated that Israel blocked aid entrances to Gaza and civilians were struggling to survive.
According to the DRC and PARC report, although nearly a year has passed since the ceasefire in Gaza, Palestinians are struggling to survive in inhumane conditions due to Israel's blocking of aid entries and attacks.
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Following the ceasefire in Gaza that came into force on October 10, 2025, violations and humanitarian crisis continue.
In the report published in cooperation with the Agricultural Development Association (PARC), DRC drew attention to the humanitarian crisis in Gaza, where Israel committed genocide. Although almost a year has passed since the "so-called ceasefire" in Gaza, the report points out that Palestinians are facing "inhumane" living conditions, and that Israel is blocking vital aid entries and that people in Gaza are struggling to survive in the shrinking area.
The report pointed out that more than 1400 people were killed in Gaza after the ceasefire that came into force on October 10, 2025 and that the ceasefire violation continued, and emphasized that 195 displaced people in Gaza were interviewed and that daily living conditions were extremely poor. The report noted that people fear being "shot" every day due to Israel's occupation of the area up to the "yellow line" in Gaza, and stated that, according to DRC officials, 13 thousand people in the "yellow line" are at risk of displacement.
'FREE FIRE ZONE'
The report states that those living near the "yellow line" are targeted every day and the area is described as a "free fire". "Those living near the line talk about searchlights, drones and stray bullets at night. It is very dangerous to go out." warning was made.
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