Since ceasefire, ‘Israel’ has committed 80 violations, leaving 97 Palestinians dead

Since the US-brokered ceasefire, 'Israeli' forces have reportedly committed 80 documented violations, including 21 on Sunday alone, according to a statement from Gaza’s Government Media Office.

These incidents have resulted in 97 deaths and 230 injuries across the territory.

The statement condemned what it described as a “blatant violation” of the ceasefire and international humanitarian law, citing direct shootings at civilians, targeted airstrikes, incendiary attacks, and arrests of Palestinian civilians.

Authorities highlighted that these operations employed a range of military assets, including tanks positioned near residential areas, remote-controlled cranes equipped with targeting sensors, fighter jets, and surveillance drones carrying out daily patrols and strikes.

Violations were reportedly observed in all Gaza governorates, underscoring claims that the ceasefire is not being fully respected. Officials warned that the continuing attacks reflect an ongoing aggressive policy and a willingness to escalate violence.

The Gaza government office urged the United Nations and international guarantors of the truce to intervene immediately to halt the attacks and protect civilians.

The statement also criticized the international community’s silence, saying it encourages further violations.