One year after the ceasefire agreement, the situation in the Gaza Strip remains dire, with the truce largely existing only on paper. The majority of residents are living in tents plagued by rats, with scarce access to electricity and drinking water, while Israeli bombing continues to claim civilian lives. Doctors Without Borders reports their local teams in Gaza have treated tens of thousands of trauma-related injuries since the ceasefire. Gazans, frustrated by the pervasive poverty and perceived injustice, place blame for their desperate circumstances not only on Jerusalem and Hamas, but also on the White House. The ceasefire has failed to deliver meaningful improvements to daily life for the population of the Gaza Strip, fostering a sense of hopelessness and continued suffering. The ongoing conditions highlight a deepening humanitarian crisis and escalating political tensions.