Analysis: US support for Israel and lack of accountability deepen the crisis in Gaza

American political analyst Alexander Longloy warns that continued US support for Israel and the absence of international accountability threaten Palestinians and entrench the reality in Gaza, a year after the ceasefire was announced, noting that Israel has killed 1,505 Palestinians and wounded 5,332 since the agreement.

American political analyst Alexander Longloy warns that continued US support for Israel and the absence of international accountability threaten Palestinians and entrench the reality in Gaza, a year after the ceasefire was announced. Longloy, a senior editor at the organization 'Democracy in the Arab World Now' (DAWN), says that the mindset of the US administration today represents the greatest threat to Palestinians in Gaza. He notes that instead of ending the violence, Israel has killed 1,505 Palestinians and wounded 5,332 since the alleged ceasefire agreement on October 10, 2025. Longloy criticizes the US administration's description of the situation as 'progress' and a 'historic breakthrough', accusing it of painting a picture different from the reality of continued occupation, blockade, and stalled reconstruction.