On October 7, 2026, it has been three years since a new round of conflict between Palestine and Israel broke out. A general station reporter recently saw in the small southern Israeli border town of Sderot, less than three kilometers from the border with Gaza, that life here is basically back on track. However, in Gaza under the same sky, time seems to have stopped in the midst of war. Over 80% of the buildings were damaged, the level of development went backwards for 77 years, the survival system almost collapsed, and reconstruction was far away. Although calls from the international community to support the two-state solution and recognize the State of Palestine continue to rise, no progress has been made on issues such as settlement expansion, the ownership of Jerusalem, the return of refugees, and the reconstruction of Gaza. The path to true peace on this land is still full of thorns, obstacles and long roads.

On October 7, 2026, it has been three years since a new round of conflict between Palestine and Israel broke out. A general station reporter recently saw in the small southern Israeli border town of Sderot, less than three kilometers from the border with Gaza, that life here is basically back on track. However, in Gaza under the same sky, time seems to have stopped in the midst of war. Over 80% of the buildings were damaged, the level of development went backwards for 77 years, the survival system almost collapsed, and reconstruction was far away. Although calls from the international community to support the two-state solution and recognize the State of Palestine continue to rise, no progress has been made on issues such as settlement expansion, the ownership of Jerusalem, the return of refugees, and the reconstruction of Gaza. The path to true peace on this land is still full of thorns, obstacles and long roads.