Israeli forces killed at least ten Palestinians in Gaza on Sunday, including five in Khan Younis and four in an al-Faluja displacement tent, marking further violations of the October 10 ceasefire, Al Jazeera reported.

While Israel claimed it targeted armed fighters and individuals posing “immediate threats” across the yellow line, it provided no evidence for these assertions.

The Israeli military also said it struck alleged “Hezbollah warehouses” in southern Lebanon, despite the November 2024 truce.

Israel has violated the Gaza ceasefire over 1,500 times, resulting in at least 591 deaths, while continuing to severely restrict food and medical supplies for two million people living in catastrophic conditions.

Since October 2023, Israel has killed over 72,000 people in Gaza and destroyed 90 percent of its infrastructure, with reconstruction costs estimated at over $70bn.