After more than 100 days of ceasefire, a fragile calm in the enclave brings relief but also deep uncertainty
More than one hundred days have passed since Israel and Hamas, under the mediation of the United States and several regional actors, agreed to lay down their arms. The ceasefire ended the most intense phase of a war that had devastated Gaza for more than two years, leaving behind staggering human and material losses.
Under the agreement, all living Israeli hostages were returned and exchanged for Palestinian prisoners. Israeli forces withdrew from roughly 45% of Gaza. Humanitarian aid, long blocked or severely restricted, began to move…
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