According to a report published by the Gaza government media office on the 315th day of the ceasefire, 4,379 violations had occurred since the truce took effect on October 10. The report said 1,286 people had been killed, 4,257 injured and 180 detained in these violations.
The report said the bodies of 813 people had been recovered during operations to reach those trapped under the rubble, while more than 8,000 people remained buried beneath it.
Only 35 percent of aid deliveries reached Gaza
The report said that only 66,607 of the 189,000 aid trucks that were supposed to enter Gaza under the ceasefire had been allowed in. According to the report, this represented 35 percent of the planned aid deliveries.
Food, medicine, medical supplies, shelter materials and prefabricated housing had not been allowed into Gaza in the agreed quantities, the report said. In Gaza, which is home to approximately 2.4 million people, 2.15 million had been displaced and humanitarian conditions had worsened.
39 percent of Rafah crossings approved
The report said that, since Israel reopened the Rafah Crossing to Egypt, it had approved the passage of 11,759 of the 29,800 people who were supposed to be allowed to leave. The approval rate stood at 39 percent.
Israel partially reopened the Gaza side of the Rafah Crossing on February 2. Some people returning to Gaza said they had been subjected to hours-long detention and questioning during the crossing.
Call on mediators to implement the agreement
The Gaza government media office held Israel responsible for the ceasefire violations and called for them to end. The office also called on Egypt, Qatar, Türkiye and the parties supporting the ceasefire agreement to exert pressure to ensure that all provisions of the agreement are implemented.
The report alleged that attacks by the Israeli army and settlers had increased in the West Bank and East Jerusalem. It also cited warnings from Palestinian officials that these developments could pave the way for the annexation of the West Bank.
Toll from the Gaza war
According to the toll announced by the Gaza government media office, more than 73,000 people have been killed and more than 174,000 injured in the war that began on October 8, 2023, while approximately 90 percent of the infrastructure has been damaged.
