Gaza

October 2025 | Gaza Update:

Following two years of intense conflict marked by fear, hunger, and widespread loss, a ceasefire has now been reached in Gaza.

⚠️ However, the humanitarian situation remains critical. Entire communities continue to face displacement, malnutrition, and a lack of access to essential resources.

With the continued support of our donors, we remain operational inside Gaza, delivering direct humanitarian assistance to those in urgent need.

We’re also scaling up our cross-border aid efforts from Egypt and Jordan.

 In Egypt, we’re preparing aid trucks loaded with food, medicine, shelter materials, and hygiene kits ready to cross into Gaza as soon as humanitarian corridors open.

In Jordan, our Global Executive Director, Firaaz Azeez, is personally overseeing the mobilization of additional aid, including RUTF (Ready-to-Use Therapeutic Food) a vital lifeline for malnourished children and vulnerable families.

Under the new agreement allowing 400 aid trucks into the region each day, Humaniti's convoys are part of this coordinated response. Our teams are providing hot meals, clean water, hygiene kits, medical supplies, and temporary shelter to families affected by the crisis.

⏳ This is a critical window for aid delivery. While humanitarian access is available, our priority is to reach as many people as possible before conditions change.

 🔴 67,000+ lives lost since October 2023. Many more remain unaccounted for beneath the rubble.

 🔴 20,000+ children among the deceased, averaging one child every hour over the past two years.

 🔴 39,000+ families affected by mass casualty events, including 2,700 families removed entirely from civil registries.

 🔴 169,000+ individuals injured, with many facing long-term or permanent disabilities.

 🔴 4,000+ children have experienced limb loss, according to UNICEF.

 🔴 459 people, including 154 children, have died from starvation.

 🔴 56,320 orphaned children are now without one or both parents.

 🔴 1,009 infants under one year have died. Over 450 were born and died during the war.

 🔴 Since May 27, 2,600+ fatalities and 19,000+ injuries have occurred near aid distribution points.

⚠️ With 89 percent of water and sanitation infrastructure damaged and 96 percent of households without safe water, families are forced to rely on unsafe sources to survive. The wider destruction includes 92 percent of homes and 88 percent of businesses.

In this environment, Humaniti remains committed to delivering clean water, preserving human dignity, and supporting long-term recovery.