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Israeli Strikes Continue in Gaza Despite Ceasefire
Israeli military operations in Gaza have persisted despite an October 2025 ceasefire agreement, with strikes killing at least 61 Palestinians since the agreement began, according to the article. Recent casualties include the al-Masri family—two parents and four children—killed in a dawn strike that collapsed their apartment building in Gaza City's Sabra neighborhood. The UN High Commissioner for Human Rights documented 57 Palestinian deaths from Israeli strikes in a single week.
Israel has expanded its control territory beyond the initial ceasefire boundary known as the "Yellow Line," now encompassing approximately 70 percent of Gaza's surface. Meanwhile, the blockade of supply crossings continues, creating severe shortages of medical supplies and basic goods for Gaza's 2 million residents. Israeli forces have also installed iron gates restricting Palestinian movement between major areas, including between Gaza City and southern regions, and between displacement camps in al-Mawasi and Rafah.
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