Full Analysis Summary
Gaza ceasefire figures
Between the ceasefire’s start on Oct. 10 and Dec. 28, Gaza’s Government Media Office recorded 969 alleged violations by Israeli forces.
The office reported that Israeli operations killed 418 Palestinians and wounded 1,141 others during that period.
The office documented the scale of these alleged actions with concrete figures and directly attributes the deaths and injuries to Israeli forces during the ceasefire.
Alleged Israeli incidents in Gaza
The Gaza office broke down alleged Israeli violations into specific categories.
It recorded 298 incidents of direct gunfire at civilians.
It reported 54 military-vehicle incursions into residential areas.
It documented 455 instances of shelling or targeting of people and homes.
It listed 162 acts of demolition or destruction of civilian homes and buildings.
It noted 45 unlawful detentions.
Gaza authorities said these categories portray a pattern of military activity repeatedly striking civilians, entering residential areas with vehicles, and destroying civilian property.
Gaza aid delivery shortfall
Gaza authorities reported that Israel failed to deliver agreed humanitarian supplies.
Only 19,764 aid trucks entered out of 48,000 expected (about 42%), and only 425 fuel trucks arrived out of 4,000 allocated (about 10%).
Gaza said hospitals, bakeries and water and sewage services were pushed toward paralysis and directly attributed severe service breakdowns to Israel's failure to meet quotas.
Gaza shelter crisis report
The Gaza Government Media Office warned of a deepening shelter crisis and documented immediate civilian tragedies it attributes to Israeli actions.
It reported 49 collapsed houses or buildings that killed 20 people sheltering inside.
Two children died of cold in tents.
Approximately 127,000 tents were rendered unusable.
More than 1.5 million displaced people are inadequately protected.
Three people are missing under rubble.
The office’s language frames these incidents as consequences of Israeli conduct during the ceasefire and appeals for international intervention.
Source and claims context
Limitations and context: the material supplied here is a single West Asian report quoting the Gaza Government Media Office's allegations and figures.
I cannot independently verify the claims, provide Israeli military statements, UN assessments, or Western media framing because no additional sources were supplied.
The Gaza office explicitly accuses Israel of a policy amounting to 'subjugation, starvation and extortion' and calls for international intervention.
Those are the strongest characterizations in the available reporting and are presented as the Gaza authorities' view.