Summary
Talks to end the war in Gaza continue two years after it started. The conflict heavily impacts Gaza's health care system, with many hospitals damaged or closed. Thousands of people are injured, and medical services struggle to function.
Key Facts
- The conflict in Gaza began two years ago after a militant attack by Hamas on October 7, 2021.
- The conflict has significantly damaged Gaza's health care system, with the World Health Organization describing major hospitals as extensively damaged.
- More than 67,000 people have been reported killed in Gaza since the conflict began, according to Hamas health authorities.
- Israel launched a military offensive on Gaza City, claiming it is a stronghold for Hamas.
- The United Nations criticized the military escalation, noting it displaced thousands of people.
- Many hospitals in Gaza are not fully functional, and there is a severe shortage of medical services.
- Over 42,000 people have life-changing injuries from the conflict, including more than 10,000 children.
- President Donald Trump mentioned a "really good chance" of reaching a deal to stop the conflict.
