Key facts
- Israel committed 3,795 ceasefire violations in Gaza since October 2025.
- 1,168 Palestinians have been killed and 3,734 wounded due to Israeli violations.
- 149 Palestinians have been detained by Israel.
- Only 35% of expected humanitarian aid trucks have entered Gaza.
- Israel has attacked Gaza on 252 out of the past 279 days of the ceasefire.
Israel has committed 3,795 violations of the ceasefire agreement in Gaza since it came into effect on October 10, 2025, according to Gaza's government media office. These violations have resulted in the deaths of 1,168 Palestinians, with 3,734 wounded and 149 detained. The office also reported that Israel has severely restricted humanitarian aid, with only 35% of the expected 168,000 aid trucks entering Gaza.
Al Jazeera's analysis indicates that Israel has attacked Gaza on 252 out of the 279 days since the ceasefire began, with only 27 days reporting no violent attacks, deaths, or injuries. The Government Media Office in Gaza reported at least 3,689 violations between October 10, 2025, and July 14, 2026, including air, artillery, and direct shooting attacks, as well as detentions. Specific incidents cited include 921 instances of shooting at civilians, 97 raids on residential areas, 1109 bombings and shellings, and 273 demolitions of property.
The ceasefire agreement, brokered by the United States, Egypt, and Qatar, aimed to end hostilities, facilitate humanitarian aid, and secure the release of hostages and prisoners. However, both parties have traded accusations of non-compliance since its inception. The agreement built upon a previous collapsed ceasefire and was strengthened by a 20-point peace plan. The conflict's roots are traced back to historical Israeli-Palestinian tensions, with the current phase initiated by Hamas's attack on October 7, 2023, which killed 1,139 people and led to the capture of around 250 individuals. Israel's subsequent offensive in Gaza has resulted in a high Palestinian death toll, with figures from the Palestinian Ministry of Health indicating at least 73,246 deaths, including 21,500 children, and 173,727 injuries since October 7, 2023.