Gaza's authorities report that only 24% of agreed humanitarian aid has been delivered since the ceasefire, highlighting ongoing shortages. This matters as it underscores the dire humanitarian crisis affecting over 2.4 million people in the region.

Gaza's Government Media Office has expressed concern over the limited humanitarian aid deliveries since the US-brokered ceasefire took effect. Authorities reported that only 3,203 trucks, averaging 145 per day, have entered Gaza, which is only 24% of the 600 trucks needed daily. The situation remains critical, with shortages of essential supplies affecting over 2.4 million residents. The UN has noted that aid collection is hampered by Israeli rerouting orders, forcing convoys through congested and damaged routes. Despite the ceasefire, Israeli military operations continue, resulting in casualties and further destruction. The ongoing conflict complicates recovery efforts, as restrictions hinder the entry of necessary equipment for search and rescue operations.