The Government Information Office in the Gaza Strip announced in a report that since the signing of the ceasefire agreement, the Israeli regime has violated the agreement 3,689 times; a statistic that, according to the organization, has been accompanied by continued human casualties and restrictions on the entry of humanitarian aid.
Publish dateWednesday 15 July 2026 - 07:52
Story Code : 360620
Afghan Voice Agency (AVA) - International Service: The Government Information Office in the Gaza Strip announced that 275 days after the signing of the ceasefire agreement in Sharm el-Sheikh, statistics show that the agreement has been violated many times by the Israeli regime.
According to the organization's report, 3,689 ceasefire violations have been recorded so far, which means an average of more than 13 violations per day. According to the Gaza Information Office, these statistics show that the ceasefire agreement has not been able to prevent the continuation of attacks.
The report states that 1,122 Palestinians were killed and 3,599 others were injured during the ceasefire period. 142 Palestinian citizens were also arrested during this period.
The Government Information Office in Gaza also referred to the situation of humanitarian aid and announced that out of a total of 165,000 trucks carrying food, medicine and medical equipment that were supposed to enter the Gaza Strip according to the agreement, only 58,664 trucks, equivalent to about 35 percent, have managed to enter.
According to the report, more than 64 percent of the expected aid is still stuck behind the crossings; an issue that has increased concerns about the worsening shortage of food, medicine and medical equipment in the Gaza Strip in the context of the ongoing humanitarian crisis.
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