A fragile ceasefire in Gaza saw Israel conduct strikes on nine out of ten days, raising serious questions about the agreement’s effectiveness and the humanitarian toll in the region. The sustained military activity contradicts the intended pause in hostilities, leaving civilians and aid workers in a precarious situation. Observers warn that such intermittent violence undermines efforts to deliver aid and restore stability. The breakdown of the ceasefire highlights deep challenges in achieving lasting peace amid ongoing conflict.
Israel attacked Gaza nine days out of 10 during a so-called ceasefire.
