Israeli breach of Gaza ceasefire
The Israeli occupation's violations of the Gaza ceasefire agreement pose a significant threat to the humanitarian situation in the area. Over 5,304 violations have occurred over the past year since the agreement was signed in October 2025. These violations include shelling residential areas, aerial strikes, and arrests, alongside a substantial reduction in the delivery of vital aid—currently, only about 250-300 trucks are entering daily out of the expected 600 trucks—resulting in severe shortages of food, medical supplies, and ambulance services. The ongoing siege and fighting have caused widespread destruction of infrastructure, an increase in the number of people trapped under the rubble, a deterioration of healthcare and educational services, and as temperatures rise, the sector is expected to face a harsh summer amid worsening humanitarian conditions due to the collapse of basic services. The international community has called for intervention to stop these violations and to open crossings to alleviate human suffering.
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