Gaza authorities report over 4,000 Israeli ceasefire violations since October 2025
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Gaza authorities said Israel has violated the ceasefire over 4,000 times since it began in October 2025. The violations have killed more than 1,200 Palestinians, mostly women and children, and wounded about 4,100, according to the authorities. The head of the government press service called on the international community to move from words to actions and pressure Israel.
Violations and Casualties
Gaza's government press service said Israeli forces have committed more than 4,000 ceasefire violations since the truce took effect in October 2025. The violations include direct strikes on residential neighborhoods and shelters for displaced persons, as well as attacks from air, land and sea. More than 1,200 Palestinians, mostly women and children, have been killed and about 4,100 wounded as a result, according to the authorities.
Calls for Accountability
The head of the press service, Ismail al-Tawabta, urged the international community and rights groups to move beyond rhetoric and exert pressure on Israel. He held Israel and the US administration responsible for the continuing violence in Gaza. The appeal was reported by Al Ray on Wednesday.
What's Next
The statement from Gaza authorities is likely to prompt calls for an independent investigation into the violations. It remains unclear if any party will take concrete steps to address the allegations.
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Gaza authorities report over 4,000 Israeli ceasefire violations since October 2025
