The conflict in Gaza remains unresolved, with no clear end to the violence in sight. More than a year ago, Israel faced an unexpected attack from armed group Hamas, resulting in the deaths of over 1,100 Israelis and the launch of a bloody campaign by the Israeli army (IDF) on the Gaza Strip. The goal was to “wipe out” Hamas and rescue about 250 hostages that were kidnapped after the attack. Despite efforts to negotiate a ceasefire, tensions continue to rise as geopolitical pressures mount and negotiations stall.
As uncertainty looms over the future of the conflict, many believe that it could be on the brink of a new phase. Last weekend, Israeli Defense Minister Yoav Gallant announced that the IDF would withdraw troops from Gaza, including from Khan Younis and maintain only a brigade-level combat unit to control the corridor across the region. This move has been met with criticism from many countries in
