By Al-Fassel | 2025-12-11

Despite overwhelming challenges, including recent floods, the United Nations and its partners remain steadfast in their commitment to aid and rebuild Gaza.

Through coordinated humanitarian efforts, a sense of optimism is emerging, driven by the resilience of Gaza’s people, strengthened international collaboration, and concrete steps toward long-term peace.

The floods have deepened Gaza’s suffering, displacing thousands of families who now shelter in makeshift structures exposed to cold and unsafe conditions.

In response, UN agencies such as the Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) and the UN Children’s Fund (UNICEF) have moved quickly.

Emergency teams are distributing tents, blankets, and winter clothing to address immediate needs.

Humanitarian partners are also focusing on addressing risks posed by explosive remnants near shelter sites.

Since the ceasefire, organizations have conducted risk education for tens of thousands while clearing hazardous areas.

Despite logistical complexities, UN teams are working tirelessly to shield vulnerable populations, especially children, whose safety remains a top priority.

Rebuilding through cooperation

A widely welcomed peace plan is bolstering hope across Gaza.

The UN Secretary-General, António Guterres, hailed the international backing of the US-led Comprehensive Plan to End the Gaza Conflict.

This initiative emphasizes humanitarian aid, reconstruction and setting firm foundations for long-term stability.

A transitional body, the Board of Peace, is working to implement a diplomatic framework while facilitating relief efforts through humanitarian corridors that have reopened.

Key partner countries, including Egypt, Qatar, Turkey and the US have committed to supporting the peace plan by mobilizing resources for Gaza's recovery.

Their contributions are instrumental in ensuring the seamless delivery of aid and paving the way for reconstruction projects.

UNICEF recently succeeded in bringing life-saving nutritional supplies, and the reopening of essential supply lines signals a positive turning point in reducing logistical bottlenecks.

Meanwhile, the Civil-Military Coordination Center (CMCC) has emerged as a pivotal force in facilitating humanitarian operations.

By streamlining resource allocation and coordinating international efforts, the CMCC has significantly enhanced the effectiveness of relief activities on the ground.

Although the road ahead is fraught with challenges, these collective actions are a testament to the global commitment to supporting Gaza during its time of need.

Equipped with determination, international solidarity and a renewed focus on peace, the people of Gaza stand at the threshold of recovery and hope for a better future.