A humanitarian crisis persists due to displacement and insecurity. Despite announced ceasefire arrangements, recent Israeli airstrikes targeting southern areas led to a new wave of displacement, with hundreds of families fleeing north in search of safety. This adds to the existing prolonged displacement crisis, increasing uncertainty for communities trying to return home.

Estimates indicate around 860,000 people have returned to their original areas, while approximately 360,000 remain displaced, including at least 22,000 in collective shelters. The security situation remains fragile, with ongoing humanitarian needs for hundreds of affected individuals. Further details on the situation are available from the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees.