It has been reported that the Israeli army has committed more than 3,600 violations in the Gaza Strip since the ceasefire that came into force in October 2025.
The Palestinian Government Media Office in the Gaza Strip published a report on the 9 months that have passed since the ceasefire that came into force on October 10, 2025 in the Gaza Strip, where Israel has carried out heavy attacks for more than two years.
According to the report, the Israeli army continues to launch attacks on the Gaza Strip despite the ceasefire.
At least 1,110 people lost their lives and approximately 3,600 people were injured in the attacks despite the ceasefire.
Additionally, 142 Palestinians were detained in the Gaza Strip in the past 9 months.
Israeli forces have committed more than 3,689 violations in the Gaza Strip since the ceasefire came into force in October 2025.
According to the ceasefire, 165 thousand trucks were supposed to enter the Gaza Strip through the border gates so far.
However, only 58 thousand 664 trucks entered the region during this period. The aid entering the region corresponds to only 35 percent of what was promised under the ceasefire.
Serious restrictions were also imposed on crossings through the Rafah Border Gate, Gaza's only gateway to the world.
According to the ceasefire agreement, only 8,878 people, corresponding to 36 percent of the 24,000 people who needed to leave the region, especially those for treatment, were allowed to travel during this period.
The Palestinian government stated that it condemns in the strongest terms Israel's policy of systematically targeting and destroying the Palestinian people and its continuous killing actions.
It was stated that all responsibility for the humanitarian situation in the Gaza Strip, which is worsening day by day, belongs to Israel.
The government also called on the mediator countries and the guarantors of the ceasefire agreement to "force Israel to implement all articles of the agreement and end its ongoing violations."