GMO: Israel committed nearly 500 ceasefire violations since October 10
Gaza’s Government Media Office (GMO) announced on Sunday that the Israeli occupation forces have carried out 497 documented violations of the ceasefire agreement between October 10 and November 22.
According to the GMO, 27 separate violations were recorded on Saturday alone, including a series of airstrikes and attacks that killed 24 Palestinians and injured 87 others, many of them women and children.
In its statement, the GMO condemned the latest Israeli aggression as a “dangerous escalation”, stressing that it demonstrates the occupation’s intention to undermine the ceasefire, create new realities on the ground through bloodshed, and destabilize Gaza by force.
“Israel is trying to impose a new fait accompli through repeated attacks, in clear disregard for all agreements and humanitarian considerations,” the office said.
The GMO reported that since the ceasefire was declared, Israeli forces have killed 342 civilians, overwhelmingly children, women, and elderly Palestinians, and wounded 875 others. Additionally, 35 Palestinians have been kidnapped by the occupation army during raids and military operations inside the Gaza Strip.
Palestinian officials and human rights advocates warn that Israel’s ongoing violations represent yet another breach in a long pattern of ignoring international agreements, underscoring the urgent need for stronger global action to protect Palestinian civilians and hold the occupation accountable. (ILKHA)
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