Over 850 Palestinians were killed by Israel in Gaza since the US-brokered ceasefire deal came into force in October 2025.

The escalation came a few days after Hamas demanded that Israel implement the terms stipulated in phase one of the US-brokered ceasefire deal.

Israel has committed over 2,000 violations since the first phase of the deal came into force on October 10, 2025, killing hundreds of people during the ceasefire.

Dozens of Palestinian women have been arrested by the IOF, and placed under administrative detention without charge in inhumane conditions. Yet, their steadfastness and defiance of the Israeli occupation remain unshaken.

While world leaders seem eager to divide Gaza like a pie, Israel’s genocidal aggression against its population has not stopped, raising the death toll to at least 72,072.

Media reports suggest that the move came in response to pressure exerted by a UK-based Israeli association.

The US President has set a USD 1 billion fee to 60 countries for permanent membership in a body designated to administer Gaza.

The second phase includes the disarmament of Hamas and other resistance groups, reconstruction, and the formation of a transitional technocratic Palestinian committee under US supervision.

Israel has committed hundreds of ceasefire violations since October 2025, thwarting the possibility of advancing to phase two of the talks.

As 2025 comes to a close, Vijay Prashad assesses the situation in Gaza where Israel has continually violated every ceasefire it has agreed upon, jeopardizing future efforts and the lives of the people in the Gaza Strip.

The controversial plan was slammed by US officials, as the Trump administration scrambles to salvage the shaky truce agreement.

For decades, Israel has resorted to targeted assassination as a strategic and tactical method in a bid to undermine the resistance group.