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Two Palestinians were killed in northern Gaza on Friday by Israeli gunfire, as Israeli warplanes destroyed a residential building in Gaza City’s al-Zaytoun neighborhood. These attacks persist despite the second phase of the ceasefire taking effect in mid-January, with 276 violations in 21 days resulting in 125 deaths and 272 injuries.
Hundreds of Israeli settlers marched toward Gaza demanding the rebuilding of settlements in the area. Far-right figures joined the march, as Israel continues to violate the ceasefire. Violence by Israeli settlers against Palestinians has significantly increased in the occupied West Bank and Jerusalem.
The Government Media Office reported 1,520 Israeli ceasefire violations in Gaza since October 10, 2025, resulting in 556 Palestinians martyred and 1,500 injured. Violations included shootings, incursions, home demolitions, and restrictions on aid entry.
Israeli airstrikes killed 31 Palestinians in Gaza, targeting police facilities, residential areas, and displacement camps, as the ceasefire entered a new phase. Analysts described the escalation as an attempt to avoid obligations, undermine internal order, and drive forced displacement.
Israel has partially reopened the Rafah Crossing in coordination with Egypt and the EU, with strict limitations on Palestinian movement. Only those who previously left Gaza and received Israeli security approval may re-enter, while exit is limited to the sick and wounded with escorts. The move follows the killing of 31 Palestinians, amid fears of permanent displacement and restricted return.
Israel plans to reduce aid trucks entering Gaza to around 200 per day despite the ongoing blockade and rising calls to increase support. This follows the release of the last Israeli captive, while Israel continues to block essential supplies and violate the October ceasefire, prompting aid groups to accuse it of weaponizing humanitarian assistance.
