Gaza ceasefire violations rise
The violations of the ceasefire in Gaza have intensified, with two security officials killed and seven Palestinians injured after Israeli occupation aircraft targeted a vehicle in Deir al-Balah, despite the ceasefire coming into effect in October 2025. Israeli forces continue numerous hostile operations, including airstrikes, artillery shelling, demolition operations, and restrictions on aid, leading to a rise in the death toll since the agreement's inception to approximately 1,200 dead and over 3,800 wounded, with extensive parts of the strip destroyed and a severe shortage of medicines and medical supplies. These ongoing violations are seen as evasion of the de-escalation agreement, in the absence of international protection for civilians, reflecting the fragility of the truce and worsening the suffering of civilians in Gaza.
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