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Palestine·Israel·Middle East·Human Rights·Migration

Gaza at 300 days of ceasefire: no water, no electricity, no reconstruction

Sunday, 16 August 2026, 06:32 · 1 min read

Despite a formal ceasefire now stretching some 300 days, life in the Gaza Strip remains desperate, with hundreds of thousands of Palestinians living in tents without running water or electricity as Israel continues to block reconstruction efforts. Israeli strikes have not fully stopped, and daily casualties continue to be reported, while international pressure on the Israeli government under Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has largely failed to materialise. Aid organisations and observers warn that the conditions endured by Gaza's civilian population represent a humanitarian catastrophe that the world has grown dangerously accustomed to ignoring.

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El PaísGaza bajo la tregua o la banalización del horror ↗︎El PaísGaza, barbarie sin tregua ↗︎El PaísLa vida en Gaza, un infierno cotidiano tras 300 días de alto el fuego ↗︎
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