Gaza sees 100th day of 'Israeli' ceasefire violations

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'Israeli' forces violate Gaza ceasefire for 100 consecutive days with air, artillery, and gunfire attacks.
Civilian toll remains high: 92% of casualties are non-combatants, including children, women, and the elderly.

'Israeli' forces continued daily violations of the Gaza ceasefire on Monday, marking the 100th consecutive day since the truce took effect on October 10. Airstrikes, artillery shelling, and gunfire targeted multiple areas, spreading fear and panic among civilians.

Escalation in Khan Yunis

Palestinian sources reported that 'Israeli' forces demolished residential buildings east of Khan Yunis in southern Gaza, while heavily firing from military positions in the area. Fighter jets carried out two airstrikes in the same region, part of a continuing series of daily assaults since the ceasefire began.

In central Gaza, an 'Israeli' helicopter fired on northeastern areas of Al-Bureij refugee camp, causing widespread alarm among residents.

Civilian casualties remain high

The Gaza Center for Human Rights reported that in the first 100 days of the truce, the total number of casualties reached 479 martyrs and 1,280 injured, averaging nearly five martyrs and 13 wounded per day.

The center said 91.9% of the martyrs were civilians, with children, women, and the elderly representing 51.6% of deaths. Among the injured, 99.2% were civilians, all hit within areas that should have been protected under the ceasefire agreement.

The persistent violations highlight the fragility of the truce and the ongoing humanitarian toll on Gaza’s civilian population.