Official statistics confirm the continuation of occupation crimes and escalating violations in the second phase of the Gaza agreement

Statistics and figures published by official bodies in the Gaza Strip confirmed that the crimes of the Israeli occupation in the second phase of the ceasefire agreement have not decreased, since the American announcement of the transition to this phase in the middle of last month. The Ministry of Health and the Government Media Office in Gaza issued figures documenting the occupation's violations and its continuous crimes against Palestinians, which ignore its commitments stipulated in the ceasefire agreement in effect since October 10, 2025.

The Ministry of Health stated in its statistical report on Thursday that 27 martyrs and 18 injured arrived at hospitals during the past 24 hours, noting that since the ceasefire, the total number of martyrs has reached 574, injuries 1518, and body retrievals 717. It added that the total toll since the start of the Israeli war of extermination on October 8, 2023, has reached 71,851 martyrs and 171,626 injuries.

In addition to the casualties, most of whom are children and women, the occupation army destroyed 90 percent of the civilian infrastructure in Gaza, with a reconstruction cost estimated by the United Nations at about $70 billion.

On Wednesday evening, official sources in Gaza reported that the occupation army has committed 1520 violations since the ceasefire, resulting in the martyrdom of 556 Palestinians and the injury of 1500 others. They explained that the violations included 522 shooting incidents, 73 incursions by military vehicles into residential neighborhoods and areas, 704 bombing and targeting operations, and 221 demolition operations of various homes and buildings, stressing that among the martyrs were 288 children, women, and elderly, compared to 268 men, while civilians constituted about 99 percent of the total casualties.

The sources continued: "Among the injured, more than 900 are children, women, and elderly, while the number of injured civilians reached 1488, or 99.2 percent." The Israeli occupation army still occupies more than 50 percent of the Gaza Strip, represented by the southern and eastern strips and large parts of the north.

As for the first phase of the agreement, which lasted 95 days, the occupation committed 1244 violations during it, resulting in the martyrdom of 449 Palestinians, the injury of 1246, and the arrest of 50 people.

The violations also included 402 direct shooting incidents at civilians, and 66 incursions by military vehicles into residential areas. They also included 581 bombing and targeting operations of citizens and their homes, and 195 demolition and destruction operations of homes, institutions, and civilian buildings.

As for the period since the start of the second phase on January 15, 2026, until Thursday morning (21 days), field sources have monitored at least 276 Israeli violations, resulting in the martyrdom of 125 Palestinians and the injury of 272 others. During this period, 150 shooting incidents at civilians were recorded, 7 incursions by military vehicles, 123 bombing and targeting operations of citizens and their homes, and 26 demolition operations of various homes and buildings.

In addition to the daily bloody bombing, the occupation prevents the entry of agreed-upon quantities of food, medicine, medical supplies, and shelter materials into Gaza, where about 2.4 million Palestinians, including 1.5 million displaced persons, live in catastrophic conditions.

On an almost daily basis, the Hamas movement calls on mediators and the international community to exert pressure on the Israeli occupation to stop the ongoing war of extermination in Gaza.

After Israeli procrastination and evasion attempts, Washington announced in the middle of last month the start of the second phase of the agreement, which is based on US President Donald Trump's plan. Among the provisions of this phase are: the formation of transitional governance structures for Gaza, the disarmament of the Hamas movement and other Palestinian factions, the implementation of an additional withdrawal of the Israeli occupation army, and the initiation of reconstruction efforts for what Tel Aviv destroyed.

Civilians constituted about 99 percent of the total casualties since the start of the ceasefire, amid ongoing bombing, demolition, and incursion operations.