Months after a ceasefire was brokered to halt the conflict in Gaza, violence continues to flare, with dozens of Palestinians killed in recent Israeli strikes and ongoing accusations of violations from both sides. The ceasefire agreement, which included provisions for hostages' release, prisoner exchanges, and humanitarian aid, has seen limited progress, with key elements such as reconstruction and security arrangements stalled. Civilians in Gaza remain caught in the crossfire, mourning losses and questioning the effectiveness of the truce, as mediators struggle to enforce and advance the agreement. Despite the decline in large-scale fighting, persistent clashes and unmet promises have left many Gazans uncertain about their future and the prospects for lasting peace.