A stark new analysis warns that the global community risks abandoning Gaza to the shadows of history, where statistics of death and deprivation obscure the profound human tragedy unfolding daily. The report describes a grim reality where declared ceasefires offer little more than false hope, as violence persists and winter's chill emerges as a new "silent killer" for a population already devastated by starvation and bombardment. Even the fragile shelters of displacement camps provide no sanctuary, frequently targeted and destroyed along with the civilians inside them.

The document frames this unrelenting reality within the context of a systematic campaign of destruction. Leading human rights organisations are cited as having concluded that conditions imposed on the civilian population, including the denial of shelter, food, and medical care, constitute acts prohibited under international conventions on genocide. The analysis details how 2025 has been a catastrophic year for the territory's children, who face systemic detention, violence, and trauma, while the lethal legacy of unexploded weapons continues to claim hundreds more lives.

This pattern, the report asserts, demonstrates an intent that extends far beyond any military aim. It characterises the ongoing events as a genocidal war defined by mass killing, the infliction of severe physical and mental harm, and the deliberate creation of conditions intended to destroy a people. The analysis concludes with an urgent plea for the world to listen and act before Gaza's agony is consigned to the forgetfulness of a history that failed to intervene.