Gaza Genocide24 November, 20252 min read
Israel Kills Four Palestinians in Gaza During Ceasefire
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Israeli forces killed four Palestinians in Gaza during a six-week ceasefire Israeli strikes killed people in Bani Suheila, al-Tuffah and Armida areas
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Incidents during Gaza ceasefire
Israeli forces killed at least four Palestinians on Monday during a fragile six-week ceasefire, according to multiple local and regional reports. Medics and hospitals in Gaza said two bodies arrived at Nasser Hospital after an Israeli drone strike in Bani Suheila. Other victims were hit by sniper fire in Al-Tuffah.
“Israeli forces have continued attacks inside Gaza despite a fragile six-week ceasefire, killing at least four Palestinians and wounding others, and conducting raids and strikes beyond agreed ‘yellow line’ limits.”
Unexploded ordnance left by withdrawing Israeli troops killed a child in Gaza City. Gaza authorities and rescue teams recovered the bodies of eight members of one family in the Maghazi camp amid continuing Israeli air, artillery and ground operations beyond the ceasefire's agreed "yellow line".
Operations and reported killings
The killings occurred amid reports that Israeli forces continued to operate beyond the ceasefire demarcation, carrying out air and helicopter strikes, tank fire and raids that witnesses and Gaza officials say are carving out buffer zones in eastern neighbourhoods.
Gaza authorities called the Monday incidents a "flagrant breach" of international humanitarian law and accused Israeli troops of detaining dozens of Palestinians in related raids, while rescue teams continued to dig bodies out of rubble created by Israeli strikes.
Gaza humanitarian crisis
Gaza authorities reported 582 bodies recovered since the ceasefire began and said more than 9,500 people remain missing beneath the ruins, while regional outlets estimate roughly 70,000 deaths in Gaza since October 2023.
“Gaza authorities say 582 bodies have been retrieved since the ceasefire began and more than 9,500 people remain missing under the ruins.”
Aid operations were disrupted after the US-backed Gaza Humanitarian Fund announced it was ending operations, and UN experts accused distributions tied to that fund of contributing to mass civilian deaths around aid points.
Allegations of Gaza violence
International organizations and Gaza officials have accused Israel of systematic, disproportionate attacks, and some groups have described those actions as genocide. PressTV reports the article cites several international organizations that have described Israeli actions in Gaza as genocide.
Anadolu and Tempo underline the predominance of women and children among the nearly 70,000 dead since October 2023. Such language amplifies claims of mass, indiscriminate killing by Israeli forces.
Ceasefire and diplomatic fallout
Political and diplomatic fallout is immediate: Palestinian Islamic Jihad said it recovered the body of an Israeli captive in Nuseirat. Under the ceasefire's first phase, this development would affect exchanges because Israel must return 15 Palestinians' bodies for each identified Israeli body.
“Palestinian Islamic Jihad said it recovered the body of an Israeli captive in Nuseirat; under the ceasefire’s first phase Israel must return 15 Palestinians’ bodies for each captive’s body, so the recovery would affect further exchanges.”
Hamas sent a delegation to Cairo. According to PressTV, it told negotiators it is willing to cooperate on the next phase but urged international actors to protect civilians and hold Israeli forces accountable for attacks such as Monday's killings.
