The humanitarian crisis has reached catastrophic levels. Following the collapse of the ceasefire, airstrikes have intensified, displacing families and destroying vital infrastructure. The blockade has led to extreme shortages of food, water, and medical supplies. Community kitchens are shutting down. Hospitals are overwhelmed. Families are boiling leaves to survive, and children are sleeping hungry. At least 19 people are dying from malnutrition every single day. Infant deaths are rising weekly, and tens of thousands of children now require urgent treatment. Aid is being weaponised. Even flour bags are suspected to be laced with drugs. Parents risk sniper fire just to collect food. In every corner of Gaza, people are not just surviving, they are being crushed by grief, hunger, and erasure.