The spokesperson for the Gaza Government Media Office, Dr. Ismail Al-Thaoubteh, stated in a tweet that the Israeli occupation forces have committed over 265 violations since the ceasefire agreement was implemented.

He clarified that the major violations included ground incursions, shootings that resulted in killing and injuring several civilians, and home demolitions.

Additionally, Israeli aircraft were observed flying, and airstrikes and bombardments led to the destruction of properties. The spokesperson also noted that the occupation hindered the entry of fuel, humanitarian aid, and heavy machinery, as well as the repair of hospitals and civil defense centers, negatively impacting health services in Gaza.

The entry of civil defense equipment, ambulances, and medical devices was also blocked. Al-Thaoubteh added that the occupation failed to allow the entry of tents and caravans, and did not operate or begin rehabilitating the power plant, which was supposed to happen according to the humanitarian protocol agreed upon in the ceasefire agreement .

The spokesperson emphasized that the occupation had committed to adhering to the humanitarian protocol but had failed to do so, pointing out the delay and procrastination in fulfilling its obligations so far.