Three Years on: What Has Changed in Gaza? What Has Not?
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Three years after Hamas’ attacks that killed some 1,200 people on Israeli soil—a trauma that keeps society demanding justice for security failures—Israel’s large-scale offensive in the Gaza Strip has claimed the lives of more than 74,000 people, leaving the enclave virtually uninhabitable, with still active incursions and a completely closed horizon. In Eastern Express, we analyzed the current situation in Israel and the Palestinian territories …
In Gaza, the ceasefire has not brought an end to violence and has not meant a return to normal life.
Three years on: What has changed in Gaza? What has not?
On October 7, 2023, war broke out in Gaza. Three years on, what has changed? And what has not? The ceasefire between Hamas and Israel that took effect in October 2025 has not brought an end to Israeli airstrikes, and the death toll has continued to rise.
The UN Commission of Inquiry has characterized the actions of Israeli authorities and forces in Gaza as genocide, while Israeli attacks continue despite the ceasefire.
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