Two years have passed since October 7, 2023, when Hamas launched a brutal surprise attack on southern Israel, killing over 1,200 civilians. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu vowed to wipe the group off the face of the earth. Since then, Gaza has endured relentless airstrikes, ground operations, and a humanitarian crisis that has left over 67,000 Palestinians dead, countless injured, and more than 50 million tonnes of rubble.
October 7, 2025, marks two years since the devastating escalation in Gaza and the start of indirect talks between Hamas and Israel, mediated by Egypt and Qatar. US President Donald Trump has proposed a Gaza peace plan aimed at disarming Hamas and transferring governance to an independent authority. Yet, after two years of conflict, the question remains: has