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On Christmas 2025, Christians in Gaza mark their first holiday under a fragile ceasefire. However, rising tensions from an Israeli raid in the West Bank threaten the delicate peace.

2025 was a year defined by global conflict, climate crises, and political upheaval, from the ongoing war in Gaza and Ukraine to turmoil in Sudan. A look back at a tumultuous 12 months in photos.

In 2025, the remaining churches in Gaza have cancelled Christmas celebrations due to the ongoing conflict and humanitarian crisis. The silence marks a profound loss for the region's ancient Christian community.

A fragile ceasefire in Gaza is fracturing after Israeli attacks killed at least one Palestinian. With Benjamin Netanyahu and Hamas trading blame, Donald Trump's Mideast peace plan faces a critical test amid rising tensions.

On Dec 24, 2025, Israel's Defence Minister declared an intent for a permanent military presence in Gaza, sending shockwaves globally. An analysis of the impact on the two-state solution and Middle East peace.

A newlywed couple in Gaza saw their wedding day turn into a tragedy when an Israeli shelling hit their shelter. After multiple delays, their celebration became a rescue scene.

On Christmas Eve 2025, the world is marked by conflict, not peace. From Israel's declaration on Gaza to prayers from a Sudan shelter and anti-Trump protests, a look at global tensions.

Israeli Defence Minister Israel Katz declared the military will never fully withdraw from Gaza, planning new army outposts in defiance of a US-backed peace plan signed in October. The move challenges the fragile ceasefire and signals a push for settlement expansion.

Gaza's top health official warns of an 'unprecedented collapse' as Israeli blockade chokes off vital medical supplies, leaving 20,000 patients waiting for treatment and risking mass casualties.

Two years into the conflict, a fragile truce has led Gaza's families to leave flooded tents for their half-destroyed homes. PRISM reports on the daily struggle for survival amid the ruins as reconstruction remains on hold.

A U.S.-brokered ceasefire in Gaza is faltering as Israeli forces reportedly kill more Palestinians. The crisis is compounded by a severe aid blockade and winter storms, says the UN.

Gaza's ancient Great Omari Mosque, a site with a 2,000-year history, has been destroyed in the conflict. This article analyzes the significance of its loss and the broader implications for cultural heritage in war.