Gaza Genocide29 August, 20263 min read
Israeli Airstrikes Kill 11 Palestinians in West Bank and Gaza Amid Ceasefire Stalemate
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Eleven Palestinians killed by Israeli airstrikes in the West Bank and Gaza. Gaza airstrikes killed and wounded residents across multiple locations, including Khan Younis.
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Ceasefire phase, strikes continue
Israeli military attacks continued in the Gaza Strip amid a stalemate over implementing the second phase of the ceasefire, while Palestinian hospitals reported the death of five Palestinians in the last twenty-four hours due to airstrikes on various areas. The Monte Carlo International report said the victims included three farmers from the same family killed in an attack on the town of al-Qarara north of Khan Younis, south of the Gaza Strip.
It added that UN Special Representative of the Peace Council Nikolay Miladinov warned both the Palestinian and Israeli sides that non-compliance with the agreed roadmap threatens the collapse of the ceasefire. In the West Bank and Gaza, Al-Sharq Al-Akhbar said Israeli airstrikes killed 3 Palestinians in the northern West Bank and 8 others in the Gaza Strip, and that the Israeli army claimed the strike on Jenin targeted "a Hamas member and two of his escorts."
Competing claims and warnings
Al-Sharq Al-Akhbar reported that the Israeli army identified the West Bank target as Qais Al-Beitaoui and said he was "connected to members of Hamas in Gaza and abroad," while Hamas denounced the strike without announcing who was targeted. The same report said Chief of Staff of the Israeli army Aviv Kochavi warned Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu that the violence of Israeli extremists in the West Bank is diverting the army’s efforts and threatens to push the situation out of control. In Gaza, the report said health sector officials reported at least 5 Palestinians were killed in 3 Israeli airstrikes on Friday, including an Israeli strike near Deir al-Balah that killed 3 members of one family.
Meanwhile, the Monte Carlo International piece said Miladinov warned that non-compliance with the agreed roadmap threatens the collapse of the ceasefire, even as the agreement faced major challenges and displaced people remained without aid. It also stated that the understandings of the ceasefire had not positively reflected on the lives of thousands of displaced people amid a lack of aid and continuing harsh humanitarian conditions in the Gaza Strip.
Toll since ceasefire, next risks
Multiple reports tied the continued violence to the post-ceasefire period, with Sky News Arabia saying that despite the ceasefire taking effect in October 2025, Israeli forces carried out repeated airstrikes that killed at least 1,303 Palestinians.
Sky News Arabia also reported that Hamas accuses Israel of violating the ceasefire and undermining efforts to implement a broader plan by U.S. President Donald Trump to end the war, including the withdrawal of Israeli forces and the disarmament of the movement.
Anadolu Ajansı said that since the ceasefire brokered by the United States took effect on October 10, 2025, Israeli attacks have killed 1,303 Palestinians and wounded another 4,336, citing the Gaza Health Ministry.
In a separate incident, Anadolu Ajansı reported that at least one dead resulted from an Israeli attack on a tent sheltering displaced civilians in Khan Younis, south of the Gaza Strip, and that details on the number of wounded or identities were not immediately available.
Al-Jazirah Net added that since the ceasefire agreement went into effect on October 10, 2025, Israeli violations have resulted in 1,303 Palestinians martyred and 4,336 others injured, while the toll since October 7, 2023 reached about 73,438 martyrs and 174,447 injured up to Wednesday.