Gaza Herald – The Government Media Office in Gaza said on Wednesday that Israeli forces have committed 4,091 violations of the ceasefire agreement over the 300 days since it took effect, resulting in the killing of 1,254 Palestinians and the injury of 4,121 others.
In a statement, the office said the violations have included continued military attacks, restrictions on humanitarian aid, and limitations on civilian movement, accusing Israel of systematically undermining the ceasefire.
According to the report, Israeli authorities also detained 159 Palestinians during the ceasefire period.
The office further highlighted the severe restrictions on humanitarian assistance. It said only 63,094 aid trucks had entered Gaza out of the 180,000 trucks expected under the agreement, representing just 35% of the agreed volume.
Regarding travel through the Rafah border crossing, the report stated that 10,703 Palestinians were allowed to leave Gaza out of 27,400 people who were expected to travel, reflecting a compliance rate of 39%.
The Government Media Office accused Israel of pursuing a policy of collective punishment against Gaza’s population and held it fully responsible for the worsening humanitarian conditions in the enclave.
It also called on international mediators and guarantors of the ceasefire agreement to pressure Israel to comply with its commitments, halt the repeated violations, and ensure the unrestricted entry of humanitarian aid and the free movement of civilians.
