One year of Israel’s war on Gaza: Key moments since October 7
Al Jazeera
Despite thousands of deaths in the last year in Gaza, Israel’s war has expanded to other fronts in the region.
For a full year, horrific scenes have come out of Gaza as Israel’s war on civilians in the besieged enclave continues.
The war began on the same day as and in alleged retaliation for an offensive on southern Israel launched by Hamas’s armed wing and other Palestinian resistance groups.
Israel has killed more women and children in Gaza over the past year than in any other conflict in the past two decades, Oxfam found last week.
In March, the United Nations said Israel had killed more children there in the preceding months than in four years of conflict worldwide.
Despite being called out on its atrocities, Israel has widened its war, attacking Lebanon and bombing Syria and Yemen.
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