Government Media Office in Gaza Documents 2400 Israeli Violations of Truce and Martyrdom of 754 Citizens in 6 Months

The Government Media Office in the Gaza Strip issued a detailed report documenting the violations by the Israeli occupation since the ceasefire agreement came into effect on October 10, 2025. The report confirmed that the occupation committed approximately 2400 field and humanitarian violations, posing a direct threat to the stability of the fragile truce and an attempt to undermine all international efforts aimed at alleviating the suffering of the Strip's residents.

Regarding human casualties, official sources reported that these violations resulted in the martyrdom of 754 people over the past six months, including 312 women, children, and elderly. The statement clarified that the percentage of civilians among the victims reached 99%, and more than 2100 citizens were injured due to direct targeting within populated residential areas and away from any military contact points, in addition to recording 50 arrests.

The field crimes carried out by the occupation forces varied to include 921 shooting incidents and 1109 bombing operations targeting various facilities. The report also monitored 97 ground incursions into residential areas, and the engineering units of the occupation army demolishing 273 homes and residential buildings, with continued land grabbing operations and exceeding the agreed geographical boundaries known as the 'Yellow Line'.

Regarding the humanitarian file and crossings movement, the report revealed a sharp decline in the occupation's commitment to the agreed operating terms, as the movement of travelers through the Rafah crossing did not exceed 7% of the assumed operational capacity. This intransigence led to an exacerbation of humanitarian crises for patients, students, and those stranded who had hoped for smooth travel in accordance with the internationally sponsored truce agreement.

As for relief supplies, only 41,714 trucks entered out of 110,000 trucks that were supposed to reach the Strip, representing 37% of the agreed needs. The energy sector was the most affected, as the occupation only allowed the entry of 14% of the necessary fuel quantities, causing a near-complete paralysis of infrastructure reconstruction operations and the shutdown of the only power generation plant.

The Media Office concluded its statement by holding the Israeli occupation fully responsible for the catastrophic consequences of these ongoing violations. The office appealed to the US administration led by Donald Trump and the international sponsors of the agreement to intervene immediately to compel the occupation to fulfill its commitments and ensure the flow of urgent shelter and food aid to address the escalating humanitarian catastrophe in Gaza.

These practices represent a deliberate undermining of humanitarian efforts and a dangerous circumvention of the agreement to impose a policy of starvation and blackmail.