Israeli attack kills at least five Palestinians in Gaza despite ‘end’ | Israel-Palestine War News

Attacks continue in violation of the October accord and more than 1,100 Palestinians have been killed since then.

At least five Palestinians have been killed in attacks on the siege Gaza Strip as Israel continues crush it and October “stop fighting” almost every day.

Palestinian health officials reported a series of airstrikes and artillery attacks throughout Thursday, including an Israeli airstrike near the northern Tuffah area of ​​Gaza City that killed two people.

One person was killed and others were injured when Palestinian refugees were bombed in the western part of Gaza City. Elsewhere, a fourth person was killed by Israeli tank fire east of Gaza City while a fifth was killed in the southern city of Khan Younis when a vehicle was attacked.

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Since Israel and Hamas signed a A US-backed deal to end the war, little progress has been made in implementing the agreement, raising questions about its integrity. Israel’s attacks continue unabated with more than 1,100 Palestinians killed since the unrest began. Meanwhile, the humanitarian crisis has not changed due to Israel’s restrictions on the amount of aid that enters the arena, also violating the “cease fire”.

Jibril Khattab, whose relative was killed during the peacetime, told the Reuters news agency that the end of the war was a “fraud”.

“All the people of Gaza have not lived for one day or one minute of ceasefire. This ceasefire is a sham,” Khattab said.

“There is no place in all of Gaza that is safe.”

Netanyahu’s fight for survival

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s coalition government has banned any reconstruction work in Gaza even if it is “finished”. Elections are due in Israel on October 27, and Netanyahu, Israel’s longest-serving prime minister, is in danger of losing power. As a result, concerns are growing that the 76-year-old may escalate threats in Gaza in an attempt to win over voters.

Israel’s global reputation has suffered under Netanyahu as war crimes in Gaza, Lebanon and Iran continue to escalate.

Despite killing thousands of Palestinians in Gaza, Netanyahu has failed to achieve his goal of destroying Hamas. Meanwhile, the war with Iran, which Netanyahu says he persuaded US President Donald Trump to join, has caused economic problems around the world.

Many experts say the war has strengthened Tehran rather than weakened it and exposed the growing rift between the US and Israel.

Rebuilding Gaza is expected to take at least 10 years and cost more than $70bn. However, the renovation cannot begin before the Israeli elections. Even so, it could be delayed by the next Prime Minister as no top Israeli politician supports an independent Palestinian state or a roadmap to achieve it.