A full year since the ceasefire in Gaza
A year after the Gaza ceasefire agreement, which was brokered with international and Arab sponsorship, Hamas and the factions are committed to the deal while the Israeli army continues its aggression, causing over 1,460 deaths and 5,116 injuries during the year, amid an ongoing siege and lack of effective international pressure.
A full year after the Gaza ceasefire agreement, reached on October 11, 2025, in Sharm El-Sheikh under the auspices of the US president and with the presence of more than twenty Arab, Islamic, and international presidents and kings, the article assesses the field reality. The writer claims that Hamas and the resistance factions have adhered to all terms of the agreement, including the release of captured Israeli soldiers and the handover of the body of officer Hadar Goldin. In contrast, the article accuses the Israeli army of continuing aggression, causing over 1,460 deaths and 5,116 injuries during the year, with the siege ongoing and reconstruction materials prevented. The writer describes Gaza's residents as "hostage in the hands of the Israeli army" and calls on the resistance to reconsider its strategy and set a time limit for patience, based on a shift in global mood against Israeli aggression. The article reflects an editorial line supportive of Hamas, blaming Israel and international mediators for the continued suffering.