A Year of Ceasefire in Gaza Through the Lens of NPR's Reporter
The deal has brought slower violence and more food into Gaza, but no peacekeeping force or reconstruction has followed, officials and aid groups say.
- One year has passed since the ceasefire in the GAZA STRIP began on Oct 10, 2025, yet Israeli military operations against Hamas continue and promised international peacekeeping forces have not materialized.
- President Donald Trump brokered the agreement effective Oct 10, 2025, to end the war and secure hostage releases; however, reconstruction plans and international peacekeeping deployments remain absent.
- Israel's military maintains control over roughly 70% of Gaza, displacing more than 2 million Palestinians, while the Health Ministry reports more than 1,400 Palestinians killed this past year, including nearly 500 women and children.
- Bombings persist despite the ceasefire, though increased food aid has helped reverse famine conditions in the north, providing relief compared to the severe starvation reported by experts last year.
- NPR reporter Anas Baba has captured 12 months of the ceasefire, documenting both continuous grief and rare moments of respite for those living under the ongoing conflict in Gaza.
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A year of ceasefire in Gaza through the lens of NPR's reporter
It has been one year since Hamas released the remaining Israeli hostages and President Trump promised an end to the war, but Palestinians say the past 12 months have been a ceasefire in name only.
'The Trump plan changed nothing': One year later, Gaza still lives in ruins, under bombs
Three years after the Hamas attacks of October 7, 2023, residents of the Palestinian territory continue to live among rubble. The plan brokered under the auspices of the American president on October 10, 2025 has stalled, and despite the ceasefire it provides for, Israel's campaign of destruction has continued.
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