
The Gaza conflict began on October 7, 2023, when Hamas launched a major attack on Israel, killing approximately 1,200 people.
Israel responded with military operations that have continued for over two years.
The conflict rapidly intensified into a full scale war with Israeli airstrikes and ground operations in Gaza. The humanitarian situation has deteriorated severely, with tracking data showing 60 active signals from Gaza across monitored geopolitical events. Recent reports document acute conditions, including mothers seeking breastfeeding support amid hunger and siege conditions.
As of 2026, the conflict remains unresolved with significant casualties and displacement. Over three years of documented conflict has been recorded through various sources, including photographic documentation of the crisis. The broader regional implications continue affecting neighboring territories and international relations, with related signals tracked from Israel (36 events) and Iran (7 events) in the monitoring network.