Three years after the onset of conflict, the humanitarian situation in Gaza remains dire, as residents continue to face near-daily Israeli strikes despite a ceasefire that seems ineffective. Reports indicate ongoing violence, with a Palestinian either killed or wounded every 90 minutes since the announcement of the ceasefire. Many families are still grappling with loss, with poignant stories emerging about those who have lost loved ones, including a widowed mother and a man who speaks to his murdered wife. Meanwhile, reconstruction efforts are sluggish, with UN estimates of $71.4 billion needed for rebuilding. The psychological toll on children is also becoming increasingly evident, as they endure trauma and loss in a perpetual state of despair. In stark contrast, the efforts toward a peace plan remain stalled, with significant challenges ahead for both the people of Gaza and Israel.