Returning to ruins
Throngs of displaced Palestinians make their way back to the war-torn northern Gaza Strip after a fragile ceasefire allows movement across the region. (AP photo)
Fragile ceasefire holds
Despite previous truce violations, a new deal between Israel and Hamas facilitates the release of six hostages and paves the way for further negotiations. (AP photo)
Hostage negotiations continue
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announces the phased release of six hostages, in the ongoing conflict. (PTI photo)
The long walk home
Displaced Palestinians navigate rubble-strewn streets, clutching belongings as they attempt to return to what remains of their homes. (AP photo)
Trump's controversial proposal
Former US President Donald Trump suggests relocating Gaza's population to neighbouring countries, sparking widespread condemnation. (AP photo)
Palestinian rejection of displacement
Leaders and citizens of Gaza condemn any plans for forced displacement, invoking memories of the 1948 Nakba. (AP photo)
Regional pushback against displacement
Jordan and Egypt strongly reject proposals to move Gaza’s population, emphasising Palestinian rights and sovereignty. (AP photo)
Dire humanitarian situation
Aid trucks enter Gaza, but the United Nations warns the humanitarian crisis remains severe as food, medicine, and fuel are insufficient. (AP photo)
Hostage families demand action
Families of Israeli hostages protest outside the Prime Minister’s office, urging for the swift return of their loved ones. (AP photo)
Devastating toll of conflict
The Gaza war’s staggering toll is laid bare, with over 47,000 Palestinians and 1,210 Israelis killed, predominantly civilians, as per reliable sources. (AP photo)
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