In a significant humanitarian effort, the United Nations and its partners have successfully provided food to over 1 million people in the Gaza Strip since the ceasefire between Israel and Hamas took effect one month ago. Tom Fletcher, UN Under-Secretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs, emphasized the ongoing commitment to saving lives and addressing critical needs in the region. Since the ceasefire on October 10, 2025, essential services have been restored, including the reopening of nutrition sites, increased hospital capacity, road clearance, and the resumption of vital immunization programs. Additionally, water lines have been repaired, and winter clothing, blankets, and mental health services have been distributed. Despite these efforts, challenges persist, including bureaucratic hurdles, limited access, and sporadic security incidents. UN teams continue to coordinate movements with Israeli authorities, though obstacles remain. Over the weekend, reports of shelling and navy fire were noted, albeit at reduced levels compared to pre-ceasefire conditions. The UN has also launched a catch-up campaign for routine immunization and nutrition, targeting 44,000 children who missed earlier vaccinations. Water trucking services have been expanded to 2,000 locations across Gaza, ensuring access to clean water for many.