Peace and Struggle in Palestine

The situation in Palestine is still very difficult in 2025. Many people in Gaza and the West Bank live in hard conditions. The war between Israel and Hamas caused a lot of pain and destruction. 

In October 2025, Israel and Hamas agreed to a new ceasefire. This means they stopped fighting for a while. Many people around the world hope this peace will continue. However, life in Gaza is still not easy. Many buildings are destroyed, and people do not have enough food, water, or medicine. Hospitals are full, and many children need help. 

The United Nations and other countries are trying to send aid to Gaza. They send food, water, and medical support. Some families have returned to their homes, but many houses are damaged or completely gone. The weather is also getting colder, so people need safe places to live. 

In the West Bank, the situation is also tense. There are checkpoints and military operations. Some people are afraid to travel or go to work. Many students cannot go to school every day because it is not safe. 

Even with all these problems, many Palestinians still have hope. They dream of peace and freedom. They want a safe future for their children. Many countries are helping to make peace talks between Israel and Palestine. These meetings are very important for the future of both sides. 

The world continues to watch this situation closely. Everyone hopes that the violence will stop and that people can live together in peace one day. 

In Summary 

The war caused many problems in Gaza and the West Bank. 
A new ceasefire started in October 2025. 
People still need food, water, and medicine. 
Many countries and the UN are helping. 
Palestinians still hope for peace and freedom. 
 

Sources / References 

Reuters. “Israel and Hamas Agree to Gaza Ceasefire to Return Hostages.”  (October 9, 2025). https://www.reuters.com 
 

Al Jazeera. “UN Urges Israel to Allow Medical Evacuation from Gaza Amid Ceasefire.” (October 23, 2025). https://www.aljazeera.com 
 

BBC News. “Life in Gaza After the 2025 Ceasefire.” (October 2025). https://www.bbc.com