"Israeli" army ordered to cease fire in Gaza

"Israeli" Channel 12 reported that the "Israeli" army has been ordered to halt fire in the Gaza Strip.

Earlier today sources reported several violations of the ceasefire agreement resulting in civilian casualties. In the city of Rafah, located in southern Gaza, the IOF opened fire, injuring multiple Palestinian civilians, with some cases described as serious, necessitating their transfer to hospitals for treatment.

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Additionally, Palestinian sources indicated that the number of martyrs has risen to eight, with around 20 injuries reported due to an Israeli Occupation airstrike on the eastern Gaza City area, even as the ceasefire was supposed to be in effect.

This airstrike reportedly targeted a group of civilians, leading to rising casualties and marking a new violation of the announced truce.

In response to these developments, Palestinian factions have held the Israeli Occupation fully responsible for the escalation of violence, emphasizing that these attacks represent a breach of the existing agreements and reaffirm the ongoing aggression against the Palestinian people.