Gaza government: Israel committed more than 350 violations of the ceasefire

Director General of the Government Media Office in the Gaza Strip, Ismail Al-Thawabta, announced on Friday that more than 350 Israeli violations of the ceasefire agreement have been recorded since it went into effect on January 19.

Al-Thawabta said in a tweet on the X platform: “The Israeli occupation has violated the ceasefire agreement more than 350 times since it was signed, in a clear confirmation of its continued violation of obligations and defiance of the international community.”

Since the agreement came into effect, the Israeli army has killed and injured dozens of Palestinians by carrying out air strikes with warplanes or drones, and by shooting directly or through its drones.

Israeli incursions were also recorded in border areas east of the Strip, while the government's Central Emergency Committee in the city of Rafah in the south of the Strip reported a few days ago that Israeli vehicles are continuously penetrating the center and west of the city.

Hamas previously said in a statement that it had recorded several Israeli violations of the agreement, including delaying the return of displaced persons to the northern Gaza Strip, targeting Palestinians in the Strip with shelling and shooting, obstructing the entry of shelter requirements, and delaying the entry of health sector needs.

Since the agreement came into effect, Israel has killed 92 Palestinians and injured 822 others in direct attacks, up until February 11, according to a statement by the Director General of the Ministry of Health in Gaza, Munir al-Barash.

From the outbreak of the war on October 7, 2023 until January 19, 2025, with direct support from the United States, Israel committed genocide in the Gaza Strip, where military operations resulted in the killing and wounding of more than 160,000 Palestinians, the majority of whom were children and women, in addition to more than 14,000 missing persons.

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