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A year after a ceasefire took hold in Gaza, a new report finds that killing and displacement of Palestinians continue largely unabated. Israeli expulsion orders, military incursions, and the looming threat of renewed starvation are described as keeping Palestinians in a state of permanent insecurity despite the nominal truce. The report cites ongoing incidents such as strikes on homes in Khan Younis that have killed and displaced residents, arguing that the ceasefire has not meaningfully changed conditions on the ground for most Gazans. It adds to growing scrutiny of whether the truce has delivered any lasting improvement in humanitarian conditions.