Raids, house demolitions, and targeting of displaced persons worsen the humanitarian crisis in Gaza

The Gaza Strip is witnessing new Israeli violations of the ceasefire agreement, including shelling, gunfire, demolition of homes and residential structures, and targeting areas sheltering displaced persons. Data reported 11 Israeli violations during the early morning hours, alongside intensive drone flights. Israeli tanks shelled areas east of Khan Younis, warplanes carried out raids east of Gaza City, booby-trapped robots infiltrated, and Israeli forces demolished homes northwest of Beit Lahia. These developments come amid ongoing tensions over the ceasefire agreement signed in Sharm el-Sheikh in October 2025.

The Gaza Strip, on Tuesday, September 22, 2026, is recording new Israeli violations of the ceasefire agreement, including shelling, gunfire, demolition of homes and residential structures, as well as targeting areas sheltering displaced persons. Data reported 11 Israeli violations during the early morning hours, alongside intensive low-altitude drone flights over Gaza City. Israeli tanks shelled areas east of Khan Younis, concurrent with airstrikes on its eastern outskirts, while helicopters opened fire east of Deir al-Balah. In Gaza City, artillery targeted the eastern areas, warplanes carried out a raid east of the city, a booby-trapped robot advanced towards the "Sanafour" intersection east of the Tuffah neighborhood, and Israeli forces demolished homes and residential structures northwest of Beit Lahia. These developments come amid ongoing tensions over the ceasefire agreement signed in Sharm el-Sheikh on October 10, 2025, which stipulated an end to the war in the Strip. Violations continue despite the announced understandings in July 2026 regarding the implementation of the second phase of the truce.