Gaza Still Under Bombs One Year After Trump Plan: 'Changed Nothing'

One year after the Trump administration brokered a plan to end the conflict in Gaza, the Palestinian territory remains in ruins and under bombardment. The agreement, signed on October 10, 2025, has stalled, and despite its ceasefire provisions, Israel's military campaign has continued, leaving residents to live among rubble.

The plan, hailed at the time as a breakthrough, was intended to halt the destruction that began after the Hamas attacks of October 7, 2023. However, three years after those attacks, the situation on the ground has changed little. 'The Trump plan changed nothing,' said one resident, reflecting widespread disillusionment. Official figures estimate that tens of thousands have been killed and much of Gaza's infrastructure destroyed.

International observers have expressed concern over the stalled agreement and the ongoing violence. The United States has not commented on the latest developments, while regional powers urge renewed dialogue. With no clear path to peace, Gaza's civilians continue to bear the brunt of a conflict that shows no signs of abating.