Gaza: Israel has committed over 4,000 official breaches that involved carrying out ground, air, and sea attacks, as well as directly assaulting residential neighborhoods and shelter centers, said Ismail Al Thawabta, Director of the Government Media Office in Gaza, on Tuesday.
According to Qatar News Agency, Al Thawabta added that these violations have resulted in the killing of over 1,252 Palestinians, mostly women and children, along with the injury of over 4,120 people with varying degrees of severity, thereby pushing the health system to further punch above its weight.
The Israeli occupation army keeps intently committing methodical and dangerous breaches of the ceasefire decision, Al Thawabta continued, terming these abuses as flagrant challenges to international humanitarian law and a complete downplaying of UN resolutions.
Since the first phase of the accord took effect, he noted, relentless assaults have been monitored and documented. Al Thawabta pointed out that the language of figures uncloaks the premeditated intent of the Israeli occupation to perpetuate the aggression and deepen the humanitarian crisis in the enclave.
Al Thawabta emphasized that these figures constitute full-fledged war crimes and crimes against humanity to be added to the record of the Israeli occupation in terms of the war of annihilation against the Palestinian people.
He highlighted that these unabated abuses realistically test the credibility of the international community, the Security Council, and human rights organizations.
In addition, Al Thawabta stressed the importance of shifting from merely making verbal condemnations to taking practical and deterrent actions that compel the Israeli occupation to halt its onslaught and hold its leaders accountable before international courts.
Al Thawabta held the Israeli occupation and the US administration fully and directly responsible for the dangerous implications of the ceasefire collapse and the perpetuation of the bloodbath. He asserted that these situations wouldn't undermine the indomitability of the Palestinian people.