8 dead in Gaza daily despite the ceasefire agreement.

The Euro-Mediterranean Human Rights Monitor stated that Israel continues its genocide in the Gaza Strip despite the ceasefire agreement being in effect, confirming an average of 8 martyrs daily.

The Geneva-based human rights monitor added in a statement that Israel continues to impose deadly living conditions on two million Palestinians, depriving them of recovering from the effects of the humanitarian disaster that has persisted for more than 25 months, amid international silence and inability to protect and provide justice for them.

The monitor reported that it has documented since the agreement came into effect on October 10, the ongoing deliberate killings carried out by the occupation army against Palestinians.

It clarified that the Israeli army kills an average of 8 Palestinians daily and injures more than 20 others, amid the continued comprehensive siege imposed on the sector.

The human rights monitor explained that this is accompanied by a policy of deliberate starvation and deprivation of the population's means of survival, preventing reconstruction, restricting freedom of movement, denying the injured and sick access to treatment, and deliberately obstructing the entry of humanitarian aid.

According to the government media office in Gaza, the average number of aid trucks entering daily does not exceed 24%, amounting to 145 trucks, from the number of trucks that the agreement stipulated should enter daily, which is 600 trucks.

The latest data from the Palestinian Ministry of Health in Gaza showed that 242 Palestinians have been martyred and 622 others injured in Israeli violations of the ceasefire agreement.

The ministry announced in a statement today, Monday, that the death toll from the genocide initiated by Israel on October 8, 2023, has risen to 69,179 Palestinian martyrs and 170,693 injured.

It confirmed the presence of victims under the rubble of destroyed homes and in the streets, where rescue and civil defense teams are unable to reach them to retrieve them.

The government media office estimates that there are about 9,500 missing Palestinians either under the rubble or whose fate remains unknown due to the Israeli genocide.

Israel refuses to allow heavy machinery and equipment to lift tons of rubble to retrieve the bodies of Palestinians buried beneath it, while it hastens to retrieve the bodies of its remaining captives in Gaza, allowing limited equipment to enter for this purpose.