A US-Brokered Ceasefire Was Supposed to End the War in Gaza. A Year Later, Progress Has Stalled
The deal freed hostages and eased aid access, but disputes over Hamas disarmament and Israeli withdrawal have left 2 million Palestinians in limbo.
- 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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Zeit Online
Handelsblatt
Since October 2025, in the Gaza war, the weapons are supposed to remain silent, but Israel continues to attack and Hamas has not been disarmed so far. Meanwhile, the local people are longing for normality.
volksfreund.de
saarbruecker-zeitung.deSince October 2025, in the Gaza war, the weapons are supposed to remain silent, but Israel continues to attack and Hamas has not been disarmed so far. Meanwhile, the local people are longing for normality.
Winnipeg Free Press
A US-brokered ceasefire was supposed to end the war in Gaza. A year later, progress has stalled
It’s been a year since a ceasefire deal brokered by U.S. President Donald Trump and Arab allies promised to end the war in Gaza, and Israel is still launching deadly strikes on the devastated territory.
noz.de
Since October 2025, in the Gaza war, the weapons are supposed to remain silent, but Israel continues to attack and Hamas has not been disarmed so far. Meanwhile, the local people are longing for normality.
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