The Israel-Gaza conflict and its regional spillover — into Iran-US tensions, the Strait of Hormuz, and humanitarian response across Gaza and Yemen — is the single most contested topic this site covers. Every piece in this cluster is built to the same standard: verified facts, official statements, and disputed allegations kept in clearly separated categories, never blended into a single narrative.
This is the index to everything we publish on it. Casualty figures, attribution of specific incidents, and motive are the areas where sourcing is weakest across all public reporting on this conflict — we flag that explicitly wherever it applies, rather than presenting a single figure or account as final.
The timelines
- Israel-Gaza Ceasefires: A Neutral Timeline of Agreements, Disputes and Implementation — every ceasefire agreement since the 1949 Armistice through the 2026 implementation dispute
- Israeli Settler Violence in the West Bank — the historical, legal and humanitarian record, UN- and ICRC-sourced
- The Gaza Medical Crisis — a public health and healthcare-system timeline of blockades and disease spread
- Children’s Shoes as Memorials — the Gaza tribute movement, explained
- KSrelief in Gaza and Yemen — a complete humanitarian aid guide
- Middle East Geopolitical Tensions Timeline — wars, diplomacy, energy and regional rivalries since 1916
- US-Iran Tensions and Strait of Hormuz Timeline — conflict, oil and nuclear talks at the world’s most critical chokepoint
- Iran Attacks on US Bases in the Middle East — the complete timeline, 1979-2026
- Trump Suspends Iran Strikes — the complete timeline of the 2026 US-Iran de-escalation
How to read this cluster
The Israel-Gaza ceasefire and settler-violence timelines are the direct-conflict record. The Gaza medical-crisis and children’s-shoes-tribute pieces are the humanitarian toll, told through public health data and a specific cultural response rather than aggregate casualty counts alone. KSrelief covers the aid response. The Iran-facing timelines — Strait of Hormuz, base attacks, and the 2026 strike suspension — are the regional-spillover thread: how the direct conflict has repeatedly widened into a separate US-Iran confrontation.
What we are watching
Whether the 2026 ceasefire terms hold past their current implementation dispute, further developments in the Capital One-adjacent US political fallout, and whether Iran-US tensions escalate again after the 2026 strike suspension.