Israeli Airstrikes Kill 11 in Gaza Amid Ceasefire Dispute

Israeli airstrikes across Gaza killed at least 11 Palestinians as both sides exchanged accusations over violations of an already fragile ceasefire agreement.

Airstrikes by Israel across the Gaza Strip killed at least 11 Palestinians, with the Israeli military saying the attacks responded to ceasefire violations.

Reuters reported Sunday that four people were killed in a strike on a displaced families’ camp, while other attacks in Khan Younis and northern Gaza caused further casualties.

Hamas accused Israel of committing a new massacre against displaced civilians and described the attacks as a serious breach of the ceasefire agreement.

Israeli military officials said the strikes were precise and consistent with international law, accusing Palestinian armed groups of repeatedly violating the truce agreement.

Both Israel and Hamas have repeatedly accused each other of breaking the ceasefire, complicating ongoing efforts to stabilize the situation and prevent further escalation

The current war began after Hamas’ October 7, 2023 attack on Israel, triggering months of intense Israeli air and ground operations across Gaza, causing heavy casualties and destruction.

Health authorities in Gaza say tens of thousands of Palestinians have been killed since the conflict began, while humanitarian agencies warn of worsening civilian suffering.

Analysts warn that continued clashes risk collapsing the ceasefire entirely, threatening renewed large-scale fighting and deepening humanitarian challenges across the already devastated enclave.

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