The ongoing Gaza conflict in 2025 has evolved rapidly. From airstrikes and civilian casualties to diplomatic efforts and humanitarian crises, Kompas Palu compiles a full timeline to keep you informed of every major event so far.

February 2025 – Tensions Begin

Initial skirmishes between Israeli forces and Hamas militants in February raised alarm among international observers. By late February, cross-border rocket attacks increased.

March 3 – First Major Airstrikes

Israel launched a large-scale airstrike operation in northern Gaza, targeting suspected weapon depots. Hamas responded with over 200 rockets in 24 hours. Civilians began evacuating border zones.

April – Peace Talks and UN Pressure

On April 15, the UN held an emergency session. While no resolution was passed, diplomatic pressure intensified. The EU, U.S., and Arab League began informal negotiations with both sides.

May – Humanitarian Disaster Unfolds

Gaza’s health infrastructure collapsed by mid-May. WHO and Red Cross issued joint warnings. Over 300,000 people were displaced, with limited access to food, water, or medical aid.

May 20 – Global Protests

Mass demonstrations across Jakarta, London, and New York condemned civilian bombings and urged immediate ceasefire. Social media amplified calls for justice using the hashtag #StopTheWar.

June 1 – Ceasefire Negotiations Begin

Talks in Doha opened with delegates from Israel, Hamas, and mediators from Turkey, Egypt, and UN. While fragile, both sides showed signs of willingness to pause military operations.

What’s Next?

Kompas Palu will continue tracking diplomatic outcomes and humanitarian needs in the region. This page is updated as new developments emerge.

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