The Government Press Office in the coastal enclave stated in a press release that during that period, the Israeli Armed Forces committed 875 ceasefire violations.

The figure includes 265 shootings, 49 incursions by military vehicles into residential areas, 421 bombings of civilians, and 150 attacks on civilian institutions and buildings, as well as 45 illegal detentions.

Such actions constitute a clear violation of international law and a deliberate undermining of the essence of the truce and the provisions of the attached humanitarian protocol, the statement warned.

The Office accused the neighboring country of evading its obligations under the agreement and humanitarian protocol by preventing the entry of the agreed-upon minimum amounts of aid into Gaza.

In the last 73 days, only 17,819 trucks arrived out of the 43,800 that were supposed to enter, with a daily average of only 244 instead of the 600 planned, it emphasized.

As an example, it cited that only 394 fuel trucks arrived in the Strip out of the 3,650 promised, a situation that has paralyzed hospitals, bakeries, and water and sewage stations.

Regarding the housing sector, it warned of a profound and unprecedented crisis due to the prohibition on the entry of tents, mobile homes, caravans, and shelter materials needed to mitigate the effects of the systematic destruction of buildings in the enclave by the aggression.

Israel is fully responsible for the continued deterioration of the humanitarian situation and the lives lost, it stated.

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