The Independent Commission for Human Rights (ICHR) | Shadow report MoSD target, the government designates an amount of NIS 750-1,800 per poor household every three months; i.e., NIS 250-600 every month. This amount is mediocre compared to the national minimum wage (NIS 1,880). It does not meet the basic needs of a single individual. Hence, cash assistance involves two problems: (1) value and adequacy, and (2) inclusiveness. While some 200,000 households are in need of assistance, the MoSD targets 111,860 households only. - Gaza citizens continue to struggle for their right to adequate food. According to certain data, some 70 percent of the Gaza population are affected by food insecurity. Nearly 1.5 million out of 2 million citizens depend on humanitarian assistance delivered by international and local organisations. - The ICHR is not in possession of information on approved policies to finalise Gaza reconstruction in the aftermath of Israel’s military aggression of 2021. After the Israeli offensive in 2014, just 70 percent of Gaza reconstruction projects have been completed. In other words, some 2,000 destroyed housing units have not been rebuilt yet. Also, following Israel’s offensive of 2018 and 2019, 207 completely destroyed homes were not reconstructed. In the 2021 aggression, the Israeli army totally destroyed more than 500 housing units and caused partial damage to hundreds of homes. Preliminary estimates of losses caused by the offensive were US$ 73 million. In the light of the above, the ICHR recommends that:  Attention be paid to the most economically vulnerable groups in terms of policy-making and allocation of necessary financial resources to create income generating enterprises. Resources will be equitably distributed among economy sectors and social groups.  The Palestinian government make clear the reconstruction mechanisms based on the principle local and international partnership, while at the same time prioritising the reconstruction of homes belonging to, and provision of adequate housing to, the most vulnerable groups. Right to physical and mental health - No government data are provided to lay out the policies needed to enhance the health system in the light of a natural population increase of 2.5 percent, continuing rise in the number of older persons, and health care gaps revealed by the COVID-19 pandemic. Also, there are no data on estimated budgets and government plans to increase the number of hospitals, prima- 14