Two Years On: Gaza’s Lives Lost and Land Erased
Two years into the Israel-Hamas war, Gaza lies in ruins with over 67,000 lives lost and majority of its infrastructure destroyed, leaving communities ‘as if erased from the map.’
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Two years into the Israel-Hamas war, Gaza lies in ruins with over 67,000 lives lost and majority of its infrastructure destroyed, leaving communities ‘as if erased from the map.’
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Israel pauses its Gaza City offensive after Hamas agrees in principle to release 48 hostages under a US-backed plan, opening the door for truce and reconstruction talks.
President Trump urged Israel to halt bombing Gaza as Hamas agreed to immediate talks on hostage releases under his peace plan.
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