Hamas reports 1,254 Palestinians killed in Gaza ceasefire violations
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Hamas sources provided Sabah with figures they say show 1,254 Palestinians killed in Gaza since the ceasefire, including 300 children. The data record 4,091 ceasefire violations and 4,121 injuries. Only 63,094 of 180,000 intended aid trucks entered Gaza, according to the same figures.
Key Facts
- Hamas sources said the ceasefire was violated 4,091 times since the agreement began.
- The Hamas-compiled figures list 1,254 Palestinians killed, including 300 children, and 4,121 wounded.
- Of 180,000 aid trucks due to enter Gaza, 63,094 arrived, and 10,703 of 27,400 people were allowed through Rafah.
- Israeli forces detained 130 Palestinians and used four-rotor drones to demolish remaining houses.
Ceasefire Violation Toll
Hamas sources told Sabah that the ceasefire had been violated 4,091 times since the agreement took effect. The violations killed 1,254 Palestinians, including 300 children, and wounded 4,121 others. Israeli forces detained 130 Palestinians during the period covered by the data.
Aid and Access Restrictions
Only 63,094 of 180,000 aid trucks that were supposed to enter Gaza reached the territory. Of 27,400 people expected to cross from Rafah, 10,703 received permission. The restrictions coincided with blocking food and humanitarian aid trucks and severe limits on movement in and out of Gaza.
Infrastructure and Health Impact
Israeli forces used four-rotor drones to demolish remaining houses in Gaza remotely. The collapse of the infrastructure system has left Gaza facing epidemic diseases, with almost no access to clean water. Hamas officials said Israel is fully responsible for the worsening humanitarian situation in Gaza.
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Hamas reports 1,254 Palestinians killed in Gaza ceasefire violations
