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One year from the US-mediated ceasefire. USA in Gaza, enclave continues to bleed

After a year of announcing a 20-point plan that included the reconstruction of Gaza, the disarmament of Hamas and the withdrawal of Israeli troops from the Gaza Strip, among other objectives, none of these commitments have been met. More than 1,400 Palestinians have lost their lives at the hands of Israeli forces that continue to control and gain ground in the enclave and the prospect of a resumption of hostilities cannot be ruled out, despite the weakening of Hamas.

World

A year after the ceasefire in Gaza, hunger, aid restrictions and attacks continue

One year after the entry into force of the Israeli-Hamas ceasefire on 10 October 2025, the Gaza Strip continues to face a serious humanitarian situation. The agreement provided for the suspension of military operations and the extension of the entry of humanitarian aid. Although access to supplies has improved, it remains unstable, according to the Integrated Classification of Food Safety in Fases (ICF). The aid has led to a reduction in malnutrition, but high levels of food insecurity remain, aggravated by prices and difficulties.

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A year of ceasefire in Gaza, with a violated agreement and almost 1,480 Palestinians killed by Israel

An agreement unfulfilled and violated by Israel. After one year of the signing of the ceasefire in the Gaza Strip, only the immediate end of the violence - the reduction in the number and hardness of the attacks - has been achieved. But in nine out of every ten days, Israel has fired lethal artillery fire, killing almost 1,480 Palestinians. Israel has also not stopped its military operations, continues to occupy almost 70 per cent of the enclave, has imposed new outposts and continues to destroy infrastructure. Our correspondent, Janira Gómez Muñoz, expands our information.

Politics

Israel Commemorates the Victims of the 7th or Third Anniversary of the Hamas Attack

The families of the victims and hostages have taken advantage of the third anniversary of October 7 to rehold the Benjamin Netanyahu Government accountable following the Hamas attacks in 2023. In Tel Aviv, thousands of people meet to honor the memory of the victims, the commemoration also comes for the first time with all the hostages back, marking a new stage in the duel of many Israeli families. This happens while the consequences of the conflict following those attacks persist. The Israeli military offensive in the Gaza Strip has left a

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Three years of October 7: no closure for Israel or horizon for Gaza

Three years after Hamas attacks that left some 1,200 dead 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 the East Express, we look at the current situation in Israel and the Palestinian territories three years after the tragedy.

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Peace Board presents $2.450 billion plan for Gaza, but faces enormous obstacles

The United States President's Peace Board, Donald Trump, presented a recovery plan for the Gaza Strip with an investment of $2.450 billion, to be implemented within six months. The plan includes 66 projects and includes the creation of temporary housing, the removal of rubble, the repair of hospitals and roads, and the deployment of a multinational security force. However, on the ground, the process faces enormous obstacles: the Israeli Army occupies about 60 per cent of the territory, Hamas has not delivered its weapons and the international stab force.

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Priests march in Rome against the "genocide" of Palestinians in Gaza

Priests marched in Rome to denounce a "genocide" against the Palestinian population in the Gaza Strip. With olive branches and a list of the names of the victims killed, they demanded justice. The network of priests, supported already by three cardinals and 29 bishops, maintains that there can be no neutrality in the face of the massacre in the enclave. The report is from our correspondent Irene Savio and Esma Cakir.

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Palestinian children return to classes after three years of war pause; Israeli attacks continue

Israeli attacks on the Gaza Strip and at least three Palestinians lost their lives in recent bombings. Among them, the son of the general director of the Ministry of Health, gazati, who established the estimated general number of deaths supported by the UN. While Palestinians weep for their dead, children try to return to their normal lives by returning to school after three years of suspension of the education system by war.