One year after the Gaza ceasefire, hospitals still struggle with a lack of medicines, fuel, and vital supplies. The UN has allocated $160 million from the Central Emergency Response Fund to address underfunded humanitarian crises globally, though specific details for the occupied Palestinian territory are not provided. Escalation in the Middle East is projected to increase food insecurity for millions of women and girls by the end of 2026.

Disruption to the Strait of Hormuz is driving up food prices, further straining household resources. Hospitals face ongoing challenges in securing necessary medical and operational supplies.

An additional 11.7 million women and girls could face food insecurity by the end of 2026 due to regional escalation. The health sector in Gaza continues to be severely impacted by shortages, hindering the provision of essential services.

The specific impact of the UN's $160 million allocation on the occupied Palestinian territory is not detailed. Information on displacement figures or specific protection concerns for the reporting period is also not covered.