Israel has kept attacking Gaza almost every day since the October 2025 ceasefire, and Netanyahu now says the war is far from over — grim news for Palestinians and a blow to Trump's claim he ended the conflict.

• Netanyahu rejected the latest disarmament deal, vowed no Palestinian state, and said troops will not leave Gaza until Hamas gives up all its weapons.
• More than a thousand Palestinians have been killed since the "ceasefire" began, with monthly death tolls in the dozens to hundreds and July the deadliest month of 2026.
• Israel has built at least 13 new military outposts inside Gaza and fortified the "yellow line" splitting the territory, signs it plans to stay for good.
• Blocked aid, fuel, and shelter supplies left people dying of cold, floods, disease, and rats, while garbage and sewage piled up into a public health crisis.
• Coverage has faded partly because Israel has killed or jailed so many journalists — around 40 are now detained.

Outlook: With Netanyahu refusing to withdraw and elections looming, the strikes and slow seizure of Gaza look set to continue while world attention stays elsewhere.