Euro-Mediterranean: 13 children die in Gaza during truce
The Euro-Mediterranean Human Rights Monitor's report concluded that children in the Gaza Strip are still paying a heavy price despite several months passing since the ceasefire agreement. During the tenth month of the ceasefire, Israelis killed at least 13 children, averaging about one child every two days. Most of the victims were directly targeted residential homes, including those sleeping inside their homes, resulting in entire families being destroyed and leading to displacement and significant humanitarian losses. The report clarified that the escalation in July worsened the humanitarian situation, with continued shelling and military operations causing civilian deaths and injuries to hundreds, in addition to the destruction of homes. It emphasized the urgent need for the international community to act to protect civilians and stop targeting residential areas, as well as to hold those responsible for violations that threaten children's lives and their future accountable.
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