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On the day of broadcast, ITV1 reported that a march through central London marked the third anniversary of the war in Gaza. It said the Metropolitan Police estimated up to 10,000 people attended, that a significant policing operation was in place, and that about 20 arrests were made. ITV1 also reported that some people were detained after climbing on top of the Battle of Britain memorial, and that a small counter-protest was held by the pro-Israel group Stop the Hate. The channel said the protest took place days after the anniversary of the October 7th attacks and that police had acknowledged ahead of time that it could inflame tensions. BBC NEWS reported that it was one year since a ceasefire was agreed in the Gaza Strip, but that Israeli strikes were still occurring nearly daily. It said pro-Palestinian rallies were taking place later that day in various locations around the world, including London. The BBC's Arabic correspondent, Mohamed Taha, described the ceasefire as only on paper and stalled, with progress stalled on Israeli withdrawal from Gaza and on disarmament of Hamas, and with Israel continuing to control large parts of Gaza while Hamas remained partially in power. He cited the Palestinian news agency for a figure of 1,400 Palestinians killed in military operations over the past year, about five a day. He also said schools remained closed, hospitals were still collapsed, millions of people were living in tents, and humanitarian efforts were largely controlled by Israeli authorities with grassroots efforts insufficient. He described the situation as a holding pattern waiting for the next spark unless the ceasefire moved to a second phase, and said people in Gaza felt disappointed and outside international attention, with children out of school for four years and injured people unable to find enough treatment. He noted that geopolitical attention had moved to Iran and Yemen.

Key Claims by Channel

Friday 31 July 2026

Claim
Widely reported · 5 or more of 6 channels
President Trump announced an agreement for complete disarmament of Hamas in Gaza.	Reported by Channel 5		Reported by BBC One
Israeli media reported that Israel has not yet approved the deal.	Not reported by Channel 5			Reported by Channel 4		Reported by Sky News
Hamas confirmed it agreed to the deal but insisted that disarmament would not start until Israeli forces fully withdraw from Gaza and attacks cease.	Reported by Channel 5	Reported by BBC News
Reported by a few · 2–4 channels
Israeli airstrikes continued despite the ceasefire, with casualties and thousands of violations reported.	Not reported by Channel 5	Not reported by BBC News	Reported by BBC One	Reported by Channel 4	Not reported by ITV
The Board of Peace was established by President Trump to oversee the Gaza ceasefire and reconstruction plan.	Not reported by Channel 5	Reported by BBC News	Not reported by BBC One	Not reported by Channel 4	Reported by ITV	Not reported by Sky News
Israeli forces now control more than 60% of Gaza.	Not reported by Channel 5	Not reported by BBC News	Not reported by BBC One	Reported by Channel 4	Not reported by ITV	Reported by Sky News
President Trump said the deal shows success with Iran, implying Iran's weakness made the agreement possible.	Not reported by Channel 5	Not reported by BBC News	Reported by BBC One	Not reported by Channel 4	Reported by ITV	Not reported by Sky News
Only on one channel
Hamas has not yet publicly commented on the deal.	Not reported by Channel 5		Not reported by BBC One	Not reported by Channel 4	Not reported by ITV	Not reported by Sky News
Egypt suffered its first drone strike on two ships at one of its ports.	Not reported by Channel 5	Reported by BBC News	Not reported by BBC One	Not reported by Channel 4	Not reported by ITV	Not reported by Sky News
Saudi Arabia set up a military coalition of 14 countries to protect shipping after Houthi attacks.	Not reported by Channel 5	Reported by BBC News	Not reported by BBC One	Not reported by Channel 4	Not reported by ITV	Not reported by Sky News
A doctor in Gaza stated that there is no ceasefire in practice, with approximately 200 attacks per week.	Not reported by Channel 5	Not reported by BBC News	Not reported by BBC One	Not reported by Channel 4	Not reported by ITV	Reported by Sky News
Hamas has not publicly commented and Israel has not approved the deal.	Not reported by Channel 5		Not reported by BBC One	Not reported by Channel 4	Not reported by ITV	Not reported by Sky News
The US and Israel may be planning heavy bombing of Iranian energy infrastructure.	Not reported by Channel 5	Not reported by BBC News		Not reported by Channel 4	Not reported by ITV	Not reported by Sky News
Israel would withdraw from Gaza and be replaced by an international stabilisation force.	Not reported by Channel 5		Not reported by BBC One	Not reported by Channel 4	Not reported by ITV	Not reported by Sky News

Saturday 1 August 2026

Claim
Reported by a few · 2 channels
President Trump announced an agreement for complete disarmament of Hamas in Gaza.	Not reported by BBC News	Reported by BBC One
Hamas confirmed it agreed to the deal but insisted that disarmament would not start until Israeli forces fully withdraw from Gaza and attacks cease.	Not reported by BBC News	Reported by BBC One	Reported by Sky News
Israeli sources said they will not withdraw from Gaza until Hamas achieves genuine disarmament.	Not reported by BBC News	Reported by BBC One
Only on one channel
Israeli airstrikes continued despite the ceasefire, with casualties and thousands of violations reported.	Not reported by BBC News	Not reported by BBC One	Reported by Sky News
Fighting continued overnight; 10 people were injured in Israeli airstrikes.	Not reported by BBC News	Not reported by BBC One	Reported by Sky News
The announcement was met with skepticism from international critics and Israeli security officials who warned Hamas might use a transition period to regroup.	Not reported by BBC News	Reported by BBC One	Not reported by Sky News
Trump's announcement was first aired on his social media site Truth Social.	Not reported by BBC News	Not reported by BBC One	Reported by Sky News
A potential intensification of bombing of Iranian energy sites by the US and Israel this weekend is being discussed, but Israeli sources said they are unaware of such an arrangement.	Not reported by BBC News	Reported by BBC One	Not reported by Sky News
According to a UN report, more than 71,000 Palestinians and almost 1,700 Israeli and foreign nationals have been killed since the conflict began.	Not reported by BBC News	Reported by BBC One	Not reported by Sky News
Fewer than 50% of health facilities in Gaza are functional; malnutrition and disease are widespread due to overcrowding and lack of clean water and food.	Not reported by BBC News	Reported by BBC One	Not reported by Sky News

Tuesday 4 August 2026

Claim
Reported by a few · 2 channels
A mass funeral was held in Gaza for 112 people, including 40 children, whose bodies were recovered from a block of flats destroyed by Israeli airstrikes in November 2023; another 157 people are believed to still be under the debris, and an estimated 8,000 people remain under rubble across Gaza.	Not reported by BBC News
The ceasefire that came into force in October 2025 is stalling, and Israel says it is continuing to target Hamas.	Reported by BBC News	Reported by Channel 4	Not reported by ITV
Only on one channel
Israel and the Board of Peace demanded that Hamas disarm completely, including small weapons, before any ceasefire can proceed.		Not reported by Channel 4	Not reported by ITV
Palestinian health officials reported more than 150 fatalities in July, the highest monthly death toll since the beginning of the year.		Not reported by Channel 4	Not reported by ITV
An earlier announcement on Friday had contemplated a phased disarmament process over two weeks.	Reported by BBC News	Not reported by Channel 4	Not reported by ITV
Gaza was developing as a tech hub before the war, with young people using laptops to connect and earn income, and humanitarian groups helping to revive the tech industry.		Not reported by Channel 4	Not reported by ITV
High-level negotiators representing Israel and Gaza met to discuss disarming Hamas, and the meeting was described as constructive and detailed.	Reported by BBC News	Not reported by Channel 4	Not reported by ITV
Hamas offered to surrender its heavy weapons if Israel stops attacks, but no agreement has been made.	Not reported by BBC News	Reported by Channel 4	Not reported by ITV
Israel expressed concern to the US about the Hamas disarmament deal, citing doubts about whether Israel will withdraw from Gaza before Hamas disarms.	Reported by BBC News	Not reported by Channel 4	Not reported by ITV
Thousands of young people in Gaza are working remotely in the digital economy, using co-working spaces with generators and solar panels, as a way to earn income amid the destruction.	Reported by BBC News	Not reported by Channel 4	Not reported by ITV
Some adult men from the Abu Shariah family were connected to the Mujahideen brigades involved in the October 7th attacks.	Not reported by BBC News		Not reported by ITV
Israel denied targeting civilians, stating Hamas embeds among civilians.	Not reported by BBC News	Not reported by Channel 4
Recovery teams only judged it safe to work last week due to the fragile ceasefire.	Not reported by BBC News	Not reported by Channel 4

Monday 10 August 2026

Claim
Widely reported · 3 or more of 4 channels
Netanyahu rejected the 15-point peace plan and said Israel would not withdraw until Hamas is disarmed.	Not reported by BBC News	Reported by BBC One	Reported by Channel 4	Reported by ITV
Reported by a few · 2 channels
A senior Board of Peace official said the plan is the only way forward and talks are ongoing.	Not reported by BBC News	Reported by BBC One	Reported by Channel 4	Not reported by ITV
Netanyahu is facing a tight re-election race in October, which may influence his stance.	Not reported by BBC News	Reported by BBC One	Reported by Channel 4	Not reported by ITV
Israeli airstrikes continued after the rejection; over 1,200 Palestinians reported killed since last year's truce.	Not reported by BBC News	Not reported by BBC One	Reported by Channel 4	Reported by ITV
The White House is not bothered by Netanyahu's rejection, viewing it as electioneering.	Not reported by BBC News	Reported by BBC One	Reported by Channel 4	Not reported by ITV
Only on one channel
The plan was developed by the US, Turkey, Qatar, and Egypt.	Not reported by BBC News	Not reported by BBC One	Reported by Channel 4	Not reported by ITV
Israel occupies more than half of Gaza along a yellow line.	Not reported by BBC News	Not reported by BBC One	Reported by Channel 4	Not reported by ITV
Only Uganda and Morocco have committed troops to the international peacekeeping force.	Not reported by BBC News	Not reported by BBC One	Reported by Channel 4	Not reported by ITV
The UN says over 80% of Gaza's buildings have been damaged or destroyed.	Not reported by BBC News	Not reported by BBC One	Reported by Channel 4	Not reported by ITV
There is no true ceasefire; Israel continues to inflict suffering on the population.	Not reported by BBC News	Not reported by BBC One	Not reported by Channel 4	Reported by ITV
Hospitals in Gaza face critical shortages; a doctor described the situation as worse than during the war.	Not reported by BBC News	Not reported by BBC One	Not reported by Channel 4	Reported by ITV
Approximately 3,000 children per month are admitted to acute malnutrition programs.	Not reported by BBC News	Not reported by BBC One	Reported by Channel 4	Not reported by ITV
There are more child amputees in Gaza than in any other territory in the world.	Not reported by BBC News	Not reported by BBC One	Reported by Channel 4	Not reported by ITV

Monday 17 August 2026

Claim
Reported by all 3 channels
Israel rejected the US-led Gaza peace plan.		Reported by Channel 4
Reported by a few · 2 channels
Jared Kushner met Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in Jerusalem for several hours, and Netanyahu's spokesman described the talks as deep and constructive.	Reported by BBC One	Reported by Channel 4	Not reported by ITV
Far-right coalition allies made statements advocating targeted assassinations and describing Palestinians as not worthy of life.	Reported by BBC One	Reported by Channel 4	Not reported by ITV
Only on one channel
Israeli Prime Minister's office confirmed a meeting between Kushner and Netanyahu without releasing details.	Not reported by BBC One	Not reported by Channel 4
Israel said reconstruction in Gaza should begin only after the complete disarmament of Hamas.		Not reported by Channel 4	Not reported by ITV
Hamas agreed to hand over weapons in tandem with Israeli withdrawal and reconstruction.	Reported by BBC One	Not reported by Channel 4	Not reported by ITV
Jared Kushner met Hamas's new leader in Egypt the previous day.	Not reported by BBC One	Reported by Channel 4	Not reported by ITV
A 14-year-old boy was shot by Israeli troops, according to his mother.	Not reported by BBC One	Reported by Channel 4	Not reported by ITV
The West Bank village of Khusra was under siege from Israeli settlers, with soldiers present.	Not reported by BBC One	Reported by Channel 4	Not reported by ITV
Netanyahu faces elections in October, and polls suggest Likud could lose a third of its seats.	Not reported by BBC One	Reported by Channel 4	Not reported by ITV
Netanyahu cast a ballot in his party's primary vote.	Reported by BBC One	Not reported by Channel 4	Not reported by ITV
Kushner said the disarmament process could take three months.		Not reported by Channel 4	Not reported by ITV
Israeli minister Itamar Ben-Gvir called for targeted assassinations of 30 to 40 people per night in Gaza.	Not reported by BBC One	Not reported by Channel 4

Wednesday 19 August 2026

Claim
Widely reported · 3 or more of 4 channels
Israel's military opened criminal investigations into the killing of Hind Rajab and 15 emergency workers.	Reported by BBC News	Reported by BBC One	Reported by Channel 4	Reported by ITV
Israel's military confirmed for the first time that it opened fire on the car carrying Hind Rajab.	Reported by BBC News	Reported by BBC One	Reported by Channel 4	Reported by ITV
The 15 emergency workers killed in March 2025 were found buried in shallow graves near their vehicles.	Not reported by BBC News	Reported by BBC One	Reported by Channel 4	Reported by ITV
Three other incidents examined by Israel's military were not referred for criminal investigation, including the 2024 World Central Kitchen strike that killed seven people.	Reported by BBC News	Reported by BBC One	Reported by Channel 4	Reported by ITV
Reported by a few · 2 channels
An ambulance sent to rescue Hind Rajab was shelled, killing two paramedics.	Reported by BBC News	Reported by BBC One	Not reported by Channel 4	Not reported by ITV
The World Central Kitchen called the decision not to investigate the 2024 strike deeply offensive.	Not reported by BBC News	Reported by BBC One	Not reported by Channel 4	Reported by ITV
Israel is under international pressure from the UN and the International Criminal Court over its actions in Gaza.	Reported by BBC News	Reported by BBC One	Not reported by Channel 4	Not reported by ITV
Since the ceasefire in October 2025, Palestinian deaths were reported at around 1,200 to 1,300.	Reported by BBC News	Not reported by BBC One	Reported by Channel 4	Not reported by ITV
A strike on a port cafe in Gaza City killed seven people, including a child.	Reported by BBC News	Not reported by BBC One	Reported by Channel 4	Not reported by ITV
A strike on a police post killed between nine and ten people.	Reported by BBC News	Not reported by BBC One	Reported by Channel 4	Not reported by ITV
Hind Rajab's story became the subject of an Oscar-nominated film.	Reported by BBC News	Not reported by BBC One	Reported by Channel 4	Not reported by ITV
Only on one channel
The car carrying Hind Rajab was travelling contrary to an approved evacuation route.	Not reported by BBC News	Reported by BBC One	Not reported by Channel 4	Not reported by ITV
The incident in which Hind Rajab was killed resulted in nine deaths total: Hind, six family members and two paramedics.	Reported by BBC News	Not reported by BBC One	Not reported by Channel 4	Not reported by ITV
A university-led investigation into the killing of 15 emergency workers suggested that some shots were fired from less than four meters away.	Not reported by BBC News	Reported by BBC One	Not reported by Channel 4	Not reported by ITV
An Israeli rights group expressed little hope that the internal process will lead to accountability.	Not reported by BBC News	Not reported by BBC One	Reported by Channel 4	Not reported by ITV
The total death toll in Gaza is more than 73,000 according to the Hamas-run health ministry.	Reported by BBC News	Not reported by BBC One	Not reported by Channel 4	Not reported by ITV
Seventeen people have been reported killed in strikes over the past two days.	Not reported by BBC News	Reported by BBC One	Not reported by Channel 4	Not reported by ITV
Israel does not allow journalists into Gaza.	Reported by BBC News	Not reported by BBC One	Not reported by Channel 4	Not reported by ITV
The total number of deaths in Gaza could be significantly higher than the reported figure.	Reported by BBC News	Not reported by BBC One	Not reported by Channel 4	Not reported by ITV
The Red Cross estimates that more than 5,000 people are missing in Gaza.	Reported by BBC News	Not reported by BBC One	Not reported by Channel 4	Not reported by ITV

Wednesday 16 September 2026

Claim
Widely reported · 3 or more of 4 channels
An apartment block in Gaza collapsed, killing at least 20 people including five children; about 100 people, including 50 children, were living in the building, which had prior damage from an Israeli airstrike, and rescue efforts were initially carried out by hand.				Not reported by Sky News
Reported by a few · 2 channels
UN officials said approximately 400 buildings in Gaza are at risk of collapse.			Not reported by Channel 4	Not reported by Sky News
Israel restricts heavy lifting equipment entering Gaza, which hampers rescue efforts.			Not reported by Channel 4	Not reported by Sky News
Only on one channel
The United Nations said that uncovered remains in Gaza raise concerns of war crimes.	Not reported by BBC News	Not reported by BBC One	Not reported by Channel 4
Palestinian authorities estimate that more than 8,000 people remain buried under the rubble in Gaza.	Not reported by BBC News	Not reported by BBC One	Not reported by Channel 4
An Israeli minister said that the documentary directors should have their citizenship revoked.	Not reported by BBC News	Not reported by BBC One	Not reported by Channel 4
UN figures show 80% of buildings across Gaza were damaged or destroyed during the war.	Reported by BBC News	Not reported by BBC One	Not reported by Channel 4	Not reported by Sky News
The UN said it would take years to unearth the remains in Gaza.	Not reported by BBC News	Not reported by BBC One	Not reported by Channel 4	Reported by Sky News
Ed Sheeran's remaining support acts and backing band quit his US tour after Macklemore was dropped for pro-Palestinian comments.	Not reported by BBC News	Not reported by BBC One	Not reported by Channel 4	Reported by Sky News
The Al-Sadah building is located in Tel El-Hawa.	Not reported by BBC News	Not reported by BBC One	Not reported by Channel 4
Israel controls about two-thirds of the Gaza Strip since the ceasefire.	Not reported by BBC News	Not reported by BBC One	Not reported by Channel 4
People were desperate for accommodation and made unsafe choices.	Not reported by BBC News	Not reported by BBC One	Not reported by Channel 4
Some Israeli ministers limit construction materials, and one said Gaza should remain in ruins and the people expelled.	Not reported by BBC News	Not reported by BBC One		Not reported by Sky News
A six-year-old boy was rescued after being trapped for hours next to dead relatives.	Not reported by BBC News	Reported by BBC One	Not reported by Channel 4	Not reported by Sky News
The reported death toll was 21, including eight children.	Not reported by BBC News		Not reported by Channel 4	Not reported by Sky News

Thursday 17 September 2026

Claim
Widely reported · 4 or more of 5 channels
An apartment block in Gaza collapsed, killing at least 20 people including five children; about 100 people, including 50 children, were living in the building, which had prior damage from an Israeli airstrike, and rescue efforts were initially carried out by hand.	Reported by BBC News	Reported by BBC One	Not reported by Channel 4		Reported by Sky News
Reported by a few · 2–3 channels
UN officials said approximately 400 buildings in Gaza are at risk of collapse.	Reported by BBC News	Reported by BBC One	Not reported by Channel 4		Not reported by Sky News
Israel restricts heavy lifting equipment entering Gaza, which hampers rescue efforts.	Reported by BBC News	Reported by BBC One	Reported by Channel 4	Not reported by ITV	Not reported by Sky News
Displaced families were living in the building because they had no other shelter.	Reported by BBC News	Not reported by BBC One	Not reported by Channel 4	Reported by ITV	Not reported by Sky News
Rescuers used their bare hands and limited equipment to search for survivors.	Reported by BBC News	Not reported by BBC One	Not reported by Channel 4	Reported by ITV	Not reported by Sky News
Two young siblings were rescued from the rubble, but several of their family members were killed.	Reported by BBC News	Not reported by BBC One	Not reported by Channel 4	Reported by ITV	Not reported by Sky News
Only on one channel
Israel controls about two-thirds of the Gaza Strip since the ceasefire.	Not reported by BBC News	Not reported by BBC One	Not reported by Channel 4	Not reported by ITV	Reported by Sky News
People were desperate for accommodation and made unsafe choices.	Not reported by BBC News	Not reported by BBC One	Reported by Channel 4	Not reported by ITV	Not reported by Sky News
Some Israeli ministers limit construction materials, and one said Gaza should remain in ruins and the people expelled.	Not reported by BBC News	Not reported by BBC One	Reported by Channel 4	Not reported by ITV	Not reported by Sky News
Israeli authorities said they did not strike the building that collapsed.	Not reported by BBC News	Not reported by BBC One	Not reported by Channel 4	Reported by ITV	Not reported by Sky News
Israeli authorities said rebuilding cannot happen until Hamas decides.	Not reported by BBC News	Not reported by BBC One	Not reported by Channel 4	Reported by ITV	Not reported by Sky News
Reconstruction in Gaza has not begun nearly a year after the ceasefire.	Reported by BBC News	Not reported by BBC One	Not reported by Channel 4	Not reported by ITV	Not reported by Sky News
A father described comforting his wife as she died in the collapse.	Not reported by BBC News	Not reported by BBC One	Not reported by Channel 4	Reported by ITV	Not reported by Sky News
A Save the Children media manager described the collapse and said she had been displaced more than ten times.	Reported by BBC News	Not reported by BBC One	Not reported by Channel 4	Not reported by ITV	Not reported by Sky News

Thursday 8 October 2026

Claim
Reported by all 2 channels
A ceasefire between Israel and Hamas has been in place for almost a year, but reconstruction in Gaza has not begun because of a deadlock over a peace deal, and a multi-billion-dollar recovery plan remains distant.	Reported by BBC News	Reported by BBC One
Israel conditions withdrawal from Gaza on Hamas disarming, while Hamas conditions disarmament on Israel ending aggression.	Reported by BBC News	Reported by BBC One
International journalists are barred from entering Gaza by Israel, which cites a long-standing policy on preventing military reuse of items.	Reported by BBC News	Reported by BBC One
Satellite images indicate at least four out of five buildings in Gaza are damaged or destroyed.	Reported by BBC News	Reported by BBC One
Large-scale bombing has ended, but strikes in Gaza continue almost daily.	Reported by BBC News	Reported by BBC One
More than 1,400 people have been killed in Gaza since the ceasefire began, including at least 300 children, according to the Hamas-run health ministry.	Reported by BBC News	Reported by BBC One
At least seven Israeli soldiers have been killed in Gaza since the ceasefire began.	Reported by BBC News	Reported by BBC One
Israel has expanded its control line in Gaza since withdrawing to a so-called yellow line last October, now occupying under two-thirds of the territory, with more than two million people concentrated in just over a third.	Reported by BBC News	Reported by BBC One
Hamas maintains control over unoccupied parts of Gaza, suppressing dissent and recruiting fighters.	Reported by BBC News	Reported by BBC One
Palestinian families said Israeli forces shot relatives, including Fida al-Touta, a mother of five, while Israel's military says it has no record of the incidents.	Reported by BBC News	Reported by BBC One
Aid and commercial goods remain unable to flow freely into Gaza, despite truck deliveries that Israel says reach 600 a day, with much more needed.	Reported by BBC News	Reported by BBC One
Gaza hospitals face shortages that hinder critical services, with reports of overcapacity such as two unrelated babies sharing an incubator, even as Israel says it allows medical equipment in.	Reported by BBC News	Reported by BBC One
One in three pregnancies in Gaza is considered high risk.	Reported by BBC News	Reported by BBC One
Only on one channel
Medical Aid for Palestinians reported that more than 30 international humanitarian organisations, including itself, had been prevented from operating for over a year, limiting international staff and medical supplies.	Reported by BBC News	Not reported by BBC One
Israel's military released footage of strikes it says were targeted at Hamas.	Reported by BBC News	Not reported by BBC One
Israel downgraded the British consulate in occupied East Jerusalem to a mission, with most diplomats set to leave over Britain's sanctions on Israeli goods from illegal West Bank settlements.	Not reported by BBC News	Reported by BBC One

Saturday 10 October 2026

Claim
Reported by all 2 channels
A pro-Palestinian march took place in central London around the anniversary of the October 7 attacks and the Gaza war, as rallies were held in various locations worldwide.	Reported by BBC News	Reported by ITV
Only on one channel
The Metropolitan Police estimated that up to 10,000 people attended the London march.	Not reported by BBC News	Reported by ITV
A significant policing operation was in place for the protest.	Not reported by BBC News	Reported by ITV
The Metropolitan Police made about 20 arrests at the protest.	Not reported by BBC News	Reported by ITV
Some people were detained after climbing on top of the Battle of Britain memorial.	Not reported by BBC News	Reported by ITV
A small counter-protest was held by the pro-Israel group Stop the Hate.	Not reported by BBC News	Reported by ITV
Police acknowledged ahead of the protest that it could inflame tensions.	Not reported by BBC News	Reported by ITV
One year after a ceasefire was agreed in the Gaza Strip, it remained stalled, with no progress on Israeli withdrawal or Hamas disarmament and a holding pattern pending a second phase.	Reported by BBC News	Not reported by ITV
Israeli strikes were still occurring nearly daily.	Reported by BBC News	Not reported by ITV
Israel continued to control large parts of Gaza and Hamas remained partially in power, with both sides appearing content with the situation.	Reported by BBC News	Not reported by ITV
The Palestinian news agency reported that about 1,400 Palestinians were killed in military operations over the last year, around five per day.	Reported by BBC News	Not reported by ITV
Schools in Gaza remained closed, with children having not attended school for four years.	Reported by BBC News	Not reported by ITV
Hospitals in Gaza remained collapsed and injured people could not get enough treatment.	Reported by BBC News	Not reported by ITV
Millions of people in Gaza were living in tents.	Reported by BBC News	Not reported by ITV
Humanitarian efforts in Gaza were largely controlled by Israeli authorities, and grassroots efforts were insufficient.	Reported by BBC News	Not reported by ITV
Geopolitical attention had shifted away from Gaza toward Iran and Yemen.	Reported by BBC News	Not reported by ITV

This is a cross-channel consensus summary, not an objective account. Consensus can be uniformly wrong, or omit what only one channel covered.