Gaza: A month-long ceasefire ends and 271 Palestinians are killed

A month-long ceasefire in the Gaza Strip was completed on Monday (10/11). However, even with the signing of the agreement with Israel, at least 271 Palestinians were killed, according to Hamas.

The group said in a statement: “Among the martyrs were 107 children, 39 women, and 9 elderly people – that is, 58% of them were children, women, and the elderly – which reflects the occupation’s continuing policy of systematic killing against defenseless civilians.”

cease-fire

A ceasefire agreement has finally been reached between Israel and Hamas after two years of violent conflict in the Gaza Strip.
This announcement was made by United States President Donald Trump, as the two parties signed the first phase of the ceasefire.
The first phase is characterized by an immediate ceasefire and the release of approximately 2,000 Palestinian prisoners after the hostages return to Israel.
After the conditions agreed upon in the first stage are met, the other points in the peace plan will begin to be addressed.

The peace agreement, brokered by the United States, Egypt, Qatar and Turkey, entered into force on October 10. Even after the ceasefire, Israel carried out attacks on Palestinian territories.

7 photosConditional closure.1 of 7

Smoke rises in the sky of Gaza City after an Israeli attack from Nuseirat

Khamis Al-Rafi/Anadol/Getty Images2 of 7

Palestinians carrying frying pans

Magdy Fathi/Nour Photo via Getty Images 3 of 7

Gaza City

Khamis Al-Rafi/Anatolia via Getty Images4 of 7

A charitable organization distributes food to Palestinians who face serious difficulties in accessing their basic needs due to the Israeli blockade and ongoing military operations in the Gaza Strip, on July 24, 2025.

Ali Jadallah/Anadolu via Getty Images5 of 7

Gaza City Center – December 1, 2024

Reproduction/Google Earth6 of 7

Effects of the destruction caused by the Israeli aggression on the home of the Thabet family in the Maghazi refugee camp, central Gaza Strip

Hassan Gedi/Anadolu via Getty Images7 of 7

Palestinians in the Gaza Strip

Hani Al-Shaer/Anadolu via Getty Images

According to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, the attacks occurred after Hamas failed to adhere to the ceasefire. The IDF claims that terrorists failed to adhere to the terms of the agreement and attacked Israeli soldiers. The Islamic Group denies any violations.

Hamas stated that “actual aid deliveries did not exceed 40% of the agreed upon amount – less than 200 trucks per day in the first month – while commercial shipments accounted for 60%, some of which were incorrectly registered as humanitarian aid.”