A Year After Gaza Ceasefire 1467 Martyrs and 5355 Israeli Breaches
One year after the ceasefire agreement in the Gaza Strip took effect, government authorities in the area documented 5,355 Israeli violations of the agreement, resulting in the death of 1,467 Palestinians and the injury of 5,161 others. These violations include shootings, bombings, incursions, home demolitions, and arrests, while the restrictions on aid, fuel, and the movement of travelers through Rafah crossing continue. The number of trucks allowed to enter has not exceeded 35% of what was agreed upon, and only 15.5% of the required fuel has been supplied, affecting essential services. Additionally, the movement of travelers through the crossing has been less than expected, at 38.4%, with ongoing restrictions on humanitarian cases. Violations persist, limiting the implementation of the agreement's terms, amid international calls to ensure the protection of civilians.
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