What are the 8 Violations of the Israeli Regime's Commitments in the Gaza Ceasefire Agreement?

Resistance media sources listed the 8 violations of the Israeli regime's commitments in the Gaza ceasefire agreement.

News ID: 85859

Date: 04 March 2025 - 13:34

TEHRAN (Defapress) - According to the Palestinian news agency Shahab, while many international circles, heads of global institutions, and Western leaders have criticized the Zionist regime for violating the ceasefire agreement in Gaza and preventing the entry of humanitarian aid into the war-torn region, Osama Hamdan, a leader of the Palestinian Islamic Resistance Movement, today announced that the Zionist regime's violations of its commitments under the ceasefire agreement are extensive.

Shahab News Agency, while announcing this matter, emphasized that the Zionist regime's breach of trust includes clauses related to relief efforts, shelter centers, humanitarian protocols, field violations, violations concerning Palestinian prisoners, the Rafah and Philadelphia crossings, as well as political violations.

The most significant violations of the Zionist regime's commitments under the Gaza ceasefire agreement include the following:

Preventing the entry of fuel despite its explicit mention in the ceasefire agreement.

Preventing the entry of prefabricated homes, with the agreement specifying 60,000 units, yet only 15 have been allowed into Gaza.

Issuing permits for the entry of 9 heavy machinery vehicles for debris removal, while the required number is 500.

Preventing the entry of necessary construction materials for the reconstruction of Gaza.

Preventing the entry of medical equipment. For example, the Zionists have only allowed 5 ambulances to enter Gaza.

Preventing the entry of civil defense equipment and obstructing the establishment of power generation stations.

Preventing the entry of cash into the Gaza Strip and obstructing the exchange of old and worn-out banknotes.

The Zionist regime has also violated its commitments under the ceasefire clauses by refusing to move the ceasefire agreement to the second phase and initiating negotiations for this stage.