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Palestine weekly: Gaza marks year of ‘ceasefire’ with more Israeli killing
Gaza marks one-year ceasefire anniversary amid continued Israeli killings, signaling stalled de-escalation.
Context
What happened: The Gaza ceasefire marked its first anniversary on October 10, with over 100 humanitarian and human rights organisations saying it exists in name only. Israeli forces continued strikes and the Yellow Line was pushed further into Gaza City neighbourhoods.
Key numbers: Health Ministry toll since the truce: 1,493 killed and
Why it matters: Islamic Relief said a Palestinian in Gaza has been killed or wounded on average every 90 minutes since the truce took effect. The Board of Peace has failed to meet most central commitments, with no international stabilisation force deployed.
What changed
Gaza marks one-year ceasefire anniversary amid continued Israeli killings, signaling stalled de-escalation.
Why it matters
Gaza marks one-year ceasefire anniversary amid continued Israeli killings, signaling stalled de-escalation. — impact context not separately stored; see What changed.