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Ceasefire Boosts Gaza Aid, But Prices Soar

12/26/2025

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Aid deliveries to Gaza have doubled since the ceasefire, with 459 trucks per day instead of 600.
Israeli border controls prioritize commercial goods over aid, limiting access to medical equipment and food parcels.
About 2 million people remain displaced as prices rise and basic necessities become unaffordable.
A makeshift storefront in Gaza displays high-end cellphones priced up to 10 times global levels.

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Story summary

Aid deliveries to Gaza have doubled since the ceasefire, with 459 trucks per day instead of 600.
Israeli border controls prioritize commercial goods over aid, limiting access to medical equipment and food parcels.
About 2 million people remain displaced as prices rise and basic necessities become unaffordable.
A makeshift storefront in Gaza displays high-end cellphones priced up to 10 times global levels.