Israel Continues Bombing Gaza Despite Ceasefire Deal
Even after the U.S.-brokered ceasefire announcement, Israel continues to bomb parts of southern Gaza’s Khan Younis and northern Gaza City, leaving civilians trapped in fear and uncertainty. The ceasefire, meant to ease humanitarian conditions and ensure the entry of “full aid,” is being undermined by ongoing military operations.
Residents report intense airstrikes, with entire neighborhoods flattened overnight. Aid groups warn that fuel shortages, blocked supplies, and limited access to medical care are worsening an already catastrophic situation.
Despite the promises under the agreement, Israel continues to restrict key aid shipments, including food, medicine, and fuel — a move condemned by multiple international humanitarian organizations. According to Al Jazeera ↗, the flow of relief remains far below the required level to meet Gaza’s basic needs.
U.S. Report Raises Human Rights Alarms
A recent Washington Post ↗ investigation revealed findings from a classified U.S. State Department report suggesting that Israeli military units may have committed hundreds of potential violations of U.S. human rights law during their Gaza campaign. The report, prepared under the Leahy Laws, could take years to fully assess but already casts serious doubt on Israel’s compliance with international norms.
This marks the first time a U.S. agency has formally documented potential breaches by Israeli forces, adding pressure on Washington to reassess its military support to Tel Aviv. The revelation fuels debates about accountability, transparency, and America’s role in the Middle East conflict.
A Humanitarian Crisis Deepens
The ongoing bombardment has left Gaza in ruins. Entire families have been displaced, hospitals are overwhelmed, and the region faces an unprecedented humanitarian collapse. Despite the ceasefire label, for many Gazans, it feels like “hell disguised as peace.”
As Prime Curators ↗ reported earlier, regional analysts believe that Israel’s continued aggression not only threatens peace prospects but also undermines its diplomatic image, especially as global opinion shifts toward demanding accountability.
International leaders have urged both sides to respect the ceasefire terms, yet enforcement remains elusive. The United Nations has called for an immediate halt to airstrikes and unrestricted humanitarian access.
A Call for Accountability and Real Peace
The situation in Gaza is not just a political issue — it’s a humanitarian one. For real peace to take root, both parties must uphold international law and honor their commitments. Words of ceasefire mean little if bombs continue to fall.
Until there’s genuine accountability and a commitment to protecting civilians, Gaza will remain caught between promises of peace and the relentless sound of warplanes overhead.
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