According to findings released by a UN investigative commission, the Israeli regime has purportedly continued its deadly military campaigns in the Gaza Strip following the October 2025 ceasefire agreement, resulting in the deaths of more than 1,400 Palestinians. The report suggests that these operations are allegedly driven by distinct demographic and ethnic considerations.

The independent international commission of inquiry, established by the UN Human Rights Council, published a comprehensive report detailing operations conducted by security forces. The document claims that the Israeli regime continued to deploy heavy unguided munitions, drones, and snipers in densely populated urban areas despite the active truce. Official data cited in the report indicates that at least 300 children were among the casualties during this timeframe.

Furthermore, the investigation highlights that the territory under the Israeli regime's direct military control has expanded from the agreed 53 percent to roughly 60 percent of the Gaza Strip. The supposedly temporary demarcation lines have allegedly transformed into permanent de facto borders. Meanwhile, authorities in Tel Aviv have strongly rejected the findings, dismissing the international allegations as politically motivated.

Source: kun.uz