The Palestinian-Israeli crisis has become one of the longest and most complex conflicts in the world. Recent developments reflect changing dynamics, with major regional and international implications. In recent months, a series of events have shaped a new panorama in this conflict. Levels of violence increased significantly, with incidents of bomb attacks and military retaliation increasing in the Gaza and West Bank areas. Data from humanitarian organizations shows that the number of fatalities has reached a record high. In Gaza, Israeli airstrikes targeted Hamas infrastructure, while the militant group responded by launching rockets at various cities in Israel. One of the dramatic events occurred when a deep-dive attack killed a number of Hamas military leaders, resulting in a harsh response from the Palestinian side. The peace negotiations which had been stalled for a long time began to get the spotlight again, but did not show significant progress. Meetings at the international level, including conferences held by Arab countries and international organizations, have sought to ease tensions. However, divisions within Palestinian society itself, especially between Fatah and Hamas, are a major obstacle. Fatah, which rules the West Bank, and Hamas, which controls Gaza, continue to disagree over the strategy of resistance to Israel. On the political side, United States support for Israel remains strong, while there is increasing criticism of Israel’s policies among European countries and the international community. European countries began asking Israel to stop building settlements in the West Bank which are considered illegal under international law. At the same time, support for the Palestinians has also increased, with more countries recognizing their right to independence. Apart from that, social media has become the main tool in the information struggle. Digital activism has changed the way global society understands this crisis issue. Hashtag campaigns such as #FreePalestine and #StandWithIsrael took over platforms such as Twitter and Instagram, sparking widespread discussion and mobilization of support. This shows that the discourse surrounding the Palestinian-Israeli crisis is increasingly at the forefront of public consciousness. The humanitarian crisis in Gaza is also getting worse, with the prolonged blockade causing shortages of basic necessities, medicines and access to clean water. The UN agency warned of the long-term impact on the mental and physical health of Gaza residents, especially children. This situation attracted the attention of international peacemakers and called for urgent action to address this pressing issue. From a security perspective, Israel is stepping up defensive measures, including the construction of a fence and sophisticated surveillance on the border. However, these actions often trigger greater protests and tensions among Palestinians, who feel marginalized and oppressed. As controls tighten, the threat of wider armed conflict remains. This development shows that the Palestinian-Israeli crisis is a problem that is not only related to military conflict, but also involves issues of human rights, identity and sovereignty. The continued development of this situation requires continued global attention to find sustainable solutions that benefit both parties.