The Gaza Government Media Office, in a report published on Saturday, assessed Israel's violations of the ceasefire agreement.
Toll of Violations
According to the report, by the 251st day of the ceasefire that began on October 10, 2025, Israel had violated the agreement 3,338 times.
These violations resulted in the deaths of 1,012 Palestinians and injuries to 3,208 people. It was also stated that the Israeli army detained approximately 100 Palestinians during the same period.
Humanitarian Aid and Travel Restrictions
Regarding humanitarian aid, it was announced that out of 150,600 trucks required to enter Gaza within 251 days, only 54,023 were able to enter, a rate corresponding to 36 percent.
It was noted that under the agreement on opening the Rafah Land Crossing, only 7,417 out of 20,600 people who needed to travel were allowed to cross, also a rate of 36 percent.
Israel had reopened the Palestinian side of the crossing in February 2025 with limited and strict restrictions. The crossing had been closed since May 2024.
Government Office Reaction and Call
The Government Media Office condemned Israel's continuation of its 'systematic' policy targeting and seeking to destroy the Palestinian people. It emphasized that full responsibility for the deteriorating humanitarian situation in Gaza lies with Tel Aviv.
The office called on the mediators of the ceasefire agreement to compel the occupying power to implement all clauses of the agreement and to end its ongoing violations.
