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Two Years After Oct. 7, Gaza War Sees New Truce Talks, Deepening Crisis and Global Protests

Indirect negotiations in Egypt focus on an initial hostage‑prisoner exchange under the U.S. proposal.

Overview

  • Health authorities in Gaza report more than 67,000 Palestinians killed and about 170,000 injured since 2023, while Israel counts 1,665 dead, including roughly 1,200 on Oct. 7.
  • Forty‑eight hostages remain in Gaza and about 20 are believed alive, with the first phase of talks centered on a swap; Netanyahu recently presented the names of 20 believed alive at the UN.
  • UNICEF warns one in three people in Gaza go days without food and over 320,000 young children face acute malnutrition risk as Israeli strikes continued on Oct. 7.
  • In Brasília, police used tear gas during a pro‑Palestine demonstration and detained three people; officers cited a suspected knife in a pouch as protesters alleged excessive force.
  • Pro‑Palestine rallies and memorials spanned cities including London, Paris and Sydney, drawing political criticism over timing, while Israel deported more than 100 flotilla activists, including 13 Brazilians.