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The Euro-Mediterranean Human Rights Monitor reported that children in the Gaza Strip continue to pay the price of war despite the ceasefire, as Israeli forces killed at least 13 children during the tenth month of the ceasefire, averaging nearly one child every two days. They explained that the majority of the victims were direct targets of attacks on homes, some during sleep, leading to the death of entire families and the destruction of dwellings. Additionally, there were escalations in the humanitarian situation in July, involving shelling and military operations that resulted in civilian deaths, injuries to hundreds, and the destruction of homes, displacement of families, and loss of livelihoods, reflecting a lack of effective protection for civilians. The report called on the international community to take action and to initiate independent investigations into the attacks to ensure accountability, emphasizing that children face risks of death, losing their homes, and suffering from psychological deterioration and an uncertain future.
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