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Gaza Demolitions Continue Unabated Despite Year Old Ceasefire

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Systematic demolitions in Gaza persist despite a year-old ceasefire, leaving cities flattened and residents displaced.

Satellite imagery reveals that the Israeli military has systematically demolished towns, districts, and the entire city of Rafah in Gaza over the past three years. These demolitions using bulldozers and explosives have persisted unabated even after a ceasefire deal was struck a year ago. Reports indicate ongoing attacks occurred on nine out of every ten days throughout the duration of this so-called truce.

The southern city of Rafah, which previously housed two hundred fifty thousand residents, has been entirely erased by military operations.
Israeli forces have utilized both bulldozers and explosives to flatten residential districts and clear away the resulting debris.
Monitoring data shows that military strikes continued on nine out of ten days during the twelve-month ceasefire period.

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250,000Rafah residents

Why it matters

The extensive destruction of civilian infrastructure in Gaza shapes the humanitarian and reconstruction landscape following years of intense military conflict.

What outlets agree on

Both sources report that military operations and building demolitions in Gaza have continued despite the existence of a year-old ceasefire agreement.

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Israeli–Palestinian conflictIsraelGazaRafahHamasHumanitarian aid

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