The government office added in a statement: "The Israeli occupation continues to flagrantly and systematically violate the agreement, committing more than 125 violations since the resolution entered into force, resulting in the deaths of 94 civilians and the injury of 344 others."
Among these violations, the government office reported "52 shooting incidents that directly targeted civilians, and nine incursions by Israeli vehicles into residential neighborhoods, crossing the so-called Yellow Line."
The "yellow line" is the first withdrawal line stipulated in US President Donald Trump's plan, as part of the first phase of the ceasefire agreement between Hamas and Israel. It separates the areas where the Israeli occupation army remains present on the eastern side of the line from the areas within which Palestinians are permitted to move on the western side.
On October 10, the Israeli occupation army partially withdrew from areas where it had been stationed to new positions inside the Gaza Strip east of the "yellow line," which, according to the army's estimates, covers more than 50% of the Strip's area.
55 bombing operations
In addition, the Israeli occupation army has carried out 55 bombing and targeting operations, 11 demolition operations of civilian buildings, and 21 Palestinians have been arrested in various areas of the Gaza Strip since the agreement came into effect, according to a statement from the Government Media Office.
The statement condemned "Israeli violations," holding Tel Aviv "fully responsible for the humanitarian and security consequences of these violations," and emphasized that "their continuation constitutes a clear threat to undermine the spirit of the agreement and a violation of the occupation's obligations to civil society."
The statement called on US President Donald Trump and the mediators to "assume their responsibilities and exert real pressure on the occupation to compel it to immediately cease its violations and respect the commitments it signed."
The agreement is based on the Trump plan, which also calls for "the release of Israeli prisoners in Gaza, a ceasefire, the disarmament of Hamas, and the entry of aid into the Strip."
The first phase included the declaration of the end of the war, the withdrawal of Israeli occupation forces to the so-called "Yellow Line," the exchange of Palestinian and Israeli prisoners, both dead and alive, and the entry of humanitarian aid. Israel also committed violations of the humanitarian protocol.
According to the plan, the second phase of the agreement, which has yet to be agreed upon, is supposed to include the deployment of an international peacekeeping force in the Gaza Strip, the withdrawal of the Israeli occupation army from the Strip, the disarmament of Hamas, and the establishment of a temporary administrative body affiliated with the new international transitional body in Gaza called the "Peace Council," headed by Trump.
victims of genocide
As a result of the genocide perpetrated by Israel in Gaza since October 7, 2023, the Palestinian death toll has risen to "68,531 martyrs and 170,402 wounded," according to a statement by the Ministry of Health in Gaza on Tuesday.
In a daily statistical statement, the ministry said that hospitals in the Gaza Strip had received "four martyrs in the space of 24 hours, including one new victim, two recovered, and one who succumbed to previous injuries." The ministry confirmed that a number of victims were buried under the rubble of destroyed homes and in the streets, where ambulance and civil defense crews were unable to reach them and retrieve them.
On the other hand, the ministry indicated that 75 bodies out of 195 received from Israel through the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) have been identified over the past period.
In two batches, the relevant authorities in Gaza buried 95 bodies out of a total of 95 unnamed bodies that arrived in the Strip, as their identities could not be determined. Some had decomposed and others had been blurred due to Israeli torture.
For two years, Israel, with US support, perpetrated a genocide in Gaza. The operation began on October 7, 2023, and continued for two years, damaging approximately 90% of the Strip's civilian infrastructure, with losses estimated at approximately $70 billion.
