Gaza authorities say Israel killed 100 Palestinians since ceasefire took effect

The Gaza Media Office reported Friday that Israel has killed 100 Palestinians and injured 820 since a ceasefire agreement took effect more than one month ago.

The report, shared by Media Office Director Salama Maarouf on X, also accused Israel of hindering the implementation of the “humanitarian protocol” linked to the ceasefire.

Maarouf noted that the most recent fatality occurred early Friday in the southern Gaza city of Rafah. He added that since the agreement began Jan. 19, the Israeli military had committed more than 350 violations, with the most significant being the obstruction of humanitarian aid stipulated by the ceasefire protocol.

Hamas said the agreement has faced breaches in four key areas: targeting and killing Palestinians, delays in the return of displaced people to northern Gaza and hindrances to the entry of essential supplies, including shelter materials like tents and prefabricated homes, fuel and equipment to remove rubble and recover bodies.