The majority of Gaza's residents remain displaced.

Omissions

• The claim ('majority') considerably understates the scale: UN sources estimate about 90 per cent of Gaza's population (≈1.9 million of 2.1 million) has been displaced, not merely a bare majority.
• The most directly dated source (OCHA oPt Humanitarian Situation Report, 15 May 2026) is from before the session date (2026-07-08) and states that 'most people' remain displaced; other OCHA/UNRWA/European Commission pages cited carry no explicit publication date but describe the same 2025-2026 situation.
• Displacement figures fluctuate with ceasefires and military operations; some residents have returned to areas during truce periods, so the exact share displaced at any single moment varies.

Sources

• PrimaryOCHA oPt — Humanitarian Situation Report, 15 May 2026Living conditions in Gaza remain dire, with most people displaced and exposed to continued health and environmental risks.
• PrimaryUN OCHA — Occupied Palestinian Territory (country page)Nearly all of Gaza's current population of 2.1 million people has been displaced, lacking access to sufficient shelter, food, life-saving medical services.
• PrimaryOCHA oPt — Gaza Humanitarian Response Situation Report No. 64Most of the population in Gaza remains displaced, with some 1.3 million people estimated to be sheltering in over 970 sites.
• PrimaryEuropean Commission — European Civil Protection and Humanitarian Aid Operations, PalestineWithin Gaza, over 1.9 million people (over 90% of the population) have been repeatedly forcibly displaced amid intensified Israeli bombardments.
• PrimaryUNRWA — Occupied Palestinian Territory Flash Appeal 2026With 90 per cent of the population displaced multiple times ...