The Briefing Is Gaza’s US-brokered ceasefire moving ahead or failing?
Dec 12, 2025
Nada Al-Tahar shares on-the-ground insights about the escalating humanitarian crisis in Gaza, discussing roadblocks to the US-imposed ceasefire. Shaina Loh highlights the dire conditions, mentioning flooding and urgent needs for aid. Ewan Potts warns of financial risks in AI infrastructure investments. Dr. Sin Sam provides a Cambodian perspective on the Thailand-Cambodia border clashes, emphasizing historical tensions and calls for international mediation. Meanwhile, Natalie Theodosi shares stylish winter gift ideas, blending fashion with the season's spirit.
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Ceasefire Has Not Brought Peace
- Gaza's so-called ceasefire is failing because bombardment continues and aid remains blocked despite the agreement.
- Nada Al-Tahar warns that nearly 300 Palestinians were killed after October 10, showing the first phase was not met.
Storms Expose Fragile Shelter Systems
- Flooding compounded Gaza's humanitarian crisis, leaving 850,000 people in flood-prone shelters.
- Shaina Loh says teams lack heavy machinery and emergency shelter supplies amid ongoing access restrictions.
Replace Inadequate Tents With Winter-Grade Shelter
- Replace inadequate donated tents with waterproof, winter-grade shelters and reinforce existing stock.
- Do not rely solely on UN tents; scale procurement to meet 1.3 million people in need.