Gaza Between a Suspended Agreement and Certain Death… The Zionist Enemy Writes a New Chapter of Genocide
The so-called “Gaza truce” has proven to be nothing more than a soft label masking a harsher reality: the continuation of Zionist aggression by other means. Since 10 October—the date on which a ceasefire was announced after two years of genocidal war—Gaza has not experienced a single day without bombardment, targeting, or direct killing. Instead, the Zionist enemy has turned the agreement into a cover that allows it to carry on its operations in broad daylight, while the bodies of martyrs—buried beneath the rubble for more than two years—continue to accumulate, many still unrecovered.
On the 76th day of the agreement, it has become clear that what is called a “ceasefire” was merely a political deception aimed at ushering in the next Zionist phase of aggression: a silent genocide marked by suffocation, starvation, the collapse of healthcare, and the slow displacement of Gaza’s population.
A Truce Turned into a Cover for Aggression
According to the Palestinian “Ma’ati” Information Center, the enemy committed 930 violations in just 76 days—an average of 12 violations per day—including gunfire, fire belts, airstrikes, home demolitions, and military incursions. These figures alone are sufficient to prove that the aggression never stopped; only its tools changed.
Gaza’s Ministry of Health confirms 414 martyrs and 1,133 wounded since the ceasefire came into effect, completely undermining any claim that the Israeli enemy adhered to the agreement’s terms.
Daily Bombardment: Gaza Under Fire Despite the Agreement
Zionist attacks span the entire geography of the Strip:
Northern Gaza – Beit Lahia and Jabalia: One civilian killed and others injured after gunfire targeted shelter camps; tear gas and stun grenades used against civilian gatherings.
Gaza City – Coast and East: Naval boats attacked fishermen’s vessels; artillery shelling and heavy gunfire hit eastern areas.
Khan Younis and Rafah: Airstrikes and fire belts struck several neighborhoods; residential buildings were demolished at dawn amid intensive jet and helicopter activity.
Deir al-Balah and Nuseirat: At least one airstrike reported by residents; illumination flares fired over the camps.
This is a calibrated, gradual assault. The enemy avoids large-scale massacres that would generate global outrage, opting instead for slow, quiet killing carried out under the ceiling of a “political agreement.”
The Truth in Numbers: Genocide Continues
Cumulative figures from Gaza’s Ministry of Health since 7 October 2023 reveal the scale of the catastrophe:
70,942 martyrs
171,195 wounded
More than two years on, civil defense teams are still recovering bodies from under the rubble, due to the deliberate destruction of bulldozers and engineering equipment by the Israeli enemy. In Khan Younis alone, 17 martyrs were recovered today, including journalist Hiba al-Abadla and her family, who were buried beneath their home after it was bombed two years ago.
The Resistance Exposes the Violator
Statements by Hamas leader Ghazi Hamad dismantle the Zionist narrative entirely:
The movement has not recorded a single violation of the agreement since it took effect.
The enemy has committed more than 900 documented violations, with audio-visual evidence.
The occupation is evading the transition to the second phase of the agreement to continue killing and land control.
The area where the enemy claimed an explosive device detonated is under its full security control.
The movement handed over 27 bodies despite the difficulty of recovery, while facing deliberate Zionist obstruction of all agreement clauses.
War Without Bombs: Starvation and Lack of Medicine as Weapons
On the healthcare front, Gaza is entering a phase of total collapse:
Ismail al-Thawabta warns of a humanitarian catastrophe, with 500,000 surgeries postponed.
Only 10% of medical needs are allowed into Gaza, under restrictive Zionist mechanisms.
Al-Awda Medical Complex has shut down due to fuel depletion, halting services for 3,000 people daily, suspending 60 births per day, and cutting ambulance services.
The Ministry of Health further warns of:
52% drug shortages.
Depletion of medications for heart disease, cancer, and bone conditions.
The death of over 300 cancer patients in one year due to lack of treatment.
1,200 deaths resulting from the closure of Rafah Crossing and the ban on travel for treatment.
Children: The Most Painful Face of Gaza
UNICEF confirms:
More than 80 children killed after the ceasefire.
Over 20,000 children killed since the start of the aggression.
Nearly 100,000 children at risk of acute malnutrition.
Thousands of children have lost parents, limbs, or basic means of survival.
The World Health Organization adds:
Only 50% of healthcare facilities are partially functioning.
1.6 million people in Gaza face sever