On October 27, local time, Palestinian Red Crescent Chairman Eunice Hatib emphasized in a public speech:Humanitarian needs in the Gaza Strip remain severe and urgent compared with those before the ceasefire,People in the Gaza Strip are suffering from severe psychological trauma. He stressed that "it is more difficult to restore people's normal life than to rebuild destroyed houses".

Hatib said that the demand for aid in the Gaza Strip is "enormous", noting that the local population is "traumatized and needs long-term psychological treatment and support". he also noted that "as the number of Israeli attacks increases, the situation in the West Bank is also becoming more critical and the security situation is becoming more severe."