Bombing, Demolitions, and Arrests in Ongoing Israeli Violations in Gaza

Israeli occupation forces continued, on Sunday, their violations of the ceasefire agreement in Gaza for the 311th day, with artillery shelling east of Gaza City, the arrest of three aid truck drivers near the Kerem Shalom crossing, and demolition operations of homes in Rafah. These violations come despite Trump's announcement on July 31, 2026, of a "new agreement" for the second phase of the roadmap.

Israeli occupation forces continued, on Sunday, their violations of the ceasefire and war-ending agreement in the Gaza Strip, for the 311th consecutive day. The violations included artillery shelling on the eastern areas of Gaza City, alongside gunfire from Israeli military vehicles east of the city. In the southern part of the Strip, occupation forces arrested on Sunday morning three drivers of humanitarian aid trucks near the Kerem Shalom crossing, southeast of Rafah city. Rafah also witnessed demolition operations of homes and residential buildings, in addition to gunfire and artillery shelling. These developments come amid continued Israeli violations of the ceasefire agreement, with ongoing targeting of various areas of the Strip, amidst a continuous deterioration in humanitarian conditions and rising risks threatening the lives of civilians and displaced persons. The war-ending agreement in the Gaza Strip was signed on October 10, 2025, in the Egyptian city of Sharm El-Sheikh, with Arab and American mediation, yet occupation forces continue to record repeated violations of it. These violations continue despite the announcement by US President Donald Trump, on July 31, 2026, of reaching what he described as a "new agreement" to commence the implementation of the second phase of the "roadmap," which has not yet been reflected in the pace of Israeli military operations in the Strip.