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Verify at sky.com slash mobile claims. The attacks of October 7 last year were, to many, unimaginable.

In the early hours of Saturday, Israelis woke to a sudden assault from Gaza Militant

group Hamas marking a steep escalation of hostilities.

Hamas was meant to be a contained force focused on just staying in power in Gaza.

The whole Israel-Palestine conflict

was meant to be fading from the world's gaze,

increasingly irrelevant, as countries across the Middle East made deals with Israel.

It was also unimaginable that Israel would, in the course of a year, reduce huge parts of the Gaza Strip to ruins,

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