While 115 days have passed since the ceasefire was announced in the Gaza Strip, the Zionist regime forces have continuously violated this agreement; in such a way that one violation has been recorded every two hours and these violations have led to the martyrdom of 556 people.
Publish dateThursday 5 February 2026 - 15:17
Story Code : 345539
Afghan Voice Agency (AVA) - International Service: The Palestinian government media office in Gaza announced that the Israeli occupying forces have committed 1,520 violations of the ceasefire agreement since the implementation of the ceasefire agreement on October 10, and during this period, 556 Palestinians have been martyred and 1,500 others have been injured.
The government media office emphasized in a statement that these violations include 522 shootings, 73 attacks by military vehicles on neighborhoods and residential areas, 704 shelling and targeting operations, and 221 demolitions of houses and various buildings.
According to the statement, 556 people were martyred, including 288 children, women and the elderly, and 268 men. 99% of the victims were civilians, and 1,500 were injured, of whom more than 900 were children, women and the elderly, and 99.2% of the total injured were civilians.
The office also reported 50 arrest operations during the same period, stating that all of these operations took place in residential neighborhoods and away from the Yellow Line, where Israeli occupation forces are stationed and have recently been expanding.
Regarding aid, the government media office in Gaza announced that of the 69,000 trucks that were supposed to enter Gaza, only 43%, or 29,603 trucks of aid, commercial goods and fuel, had entered Gaza.
The office stressed that the occupying authorities have not adhered to several key provisions of the ceasefire agreement, including allowing the entry of the agreed number of trucks, withdrawing to designated lines, allowing the entry of infrastructure maintenance materials, heavy equipment for debris removal, medical supplies, opening the Rafah crossing, setting up a power plant, and allowing the entry of tents, mobile homes, and shelter materials. Furthermore, the occupying authorities have failed to respect the rights of the martyrs, the wounded, the detainees, and the missing.
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