A US-Brokered Ceasefire Was Supposed to End the Israel-Hamas War. A Year Later, Progress Has Stalled
Israeli strikes have killed more than 1,400 Palestinians since the ceasefire began, while promised reconstruction and an international security force have not materialized.
- One year after President Donald Trump and Arab allies brokered a ceasefire to end the Israel-Hamas war, the agreement has failed to deliver promised reconstruction or establish a new Palestinian administration in Gaza.
- Progress remains stalled as Israel demands complete Hamas disarmament before withdrawing, while the group insists on a sequential, time-bound process linked to Israeli withdrawal from the territory.
- The Gaza Health Ministry reports more than 74,000 Palestinians killed, with roughly 40% of Gaza remaining under Hamas control, leaving 2 million Palestinians in limbo within damaged infrastructure.
- Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has hardened his stance, openly defying Trump ahead of Oct. 27 elections that could end his nearly 17-year rule in Israel.
- An International Stabilization Force failed to materialize as Indonesia put plans for 8,000 soldiers on hold while global focus shifted to the war in Iran.
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A US-brokered ceasefire was supposed to end the Israel-Hamas war. A year later, progress has stalled
A year after the U.S.-brokered ceasefire that was supposed to end the war in Gaza, progress has stalled, and Israel is still launching deadly strikes on the devastated strip.
It has been a year since the truce between Israel and Hamas took effect, but the violence in Gaza has yet to end. Nor have the parties advanced very far on the important issues of the region's future: Hamas disarmament, Israel's withdrawal and Gaza's future rule. Now an expert is pinpointing what may be the peace plan's only chance -- while time is running out.
One year after the signing of the truce, we continue to die under the bombardments, while millions of people live among ruins, tents and insufficient aid. Rossella Miccio tells of the extreme conditions in which doctors and humanitarian workers work and denounce the obstacles ...
US-brokered ceasefire was supposed to end war in Gaza. A year later, progress has stalled
Dubai, Oct 10: It's been a year since a ceasefire deal brokered by US President Donald Trump and Arab allies promised to end the war in Gaza, and Israel is still launching deadly strikes on the devastated territory. The agreement halted major military operations, freed all remaining hostages and increased humanitarian access. But it has failed to deliver on promises of a new Palestinian administration aided by international forces, the disarmame…
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