In a new violation of the agreement, the occupation targets civilians in Jabalia.

In a new and serious violation of the ceasefire agreement, the occupation's artillery targeted a group of civilians in the Jabalia camp in northern Gaza this afternoon, resulting in several injuries.

This targeting occurred on the third day of the ceasefire, which was supposed to pave the way for the implementation of the terms of a historic agreement to end the war.

According to the Palestinian Media Center, the occupation's artillery fired several shells targeting a gathering of citizens at the beginning of Al-Ajarmah Street in the Jabalia refugee camp.

Immediately, ambulances and rescue teams rushed to the scene and worked to transport several injured individuals, some of whom were described as having moderate to serious injuries, to nearby hospitals for treatment.

Analysts believe that this targeting may carry multiple political messages; on one hand, it could be an attempt by hardline elements within the occupation's army to undermine the agreement and reshuffle the cards on the ground.

This violation places the mediators (Egypt, Qatar, and the United States) in a significant challenge and undermines the fragile trust that was built during the negotiations.

It also provides Palestinian factions with a justification to question the occupation's intentions and its ability to adhere to any agreement.