Necati ÇOBAN

⚡️Gaza Media Office: Israel committed 377 violations of the ceasefire agreement during April, resulting in 111 KILLED and 376 injured, amid serious breaches of the agreement and continued obstruction of humanitarian aid entry. As part of ongoing monitoring of the implementation of the agreement and assessing Israel’s compliance with its commitments, we present to the public the total recorded violations during April 2026, which reflect a clear and serious breach of the agreement’s provisions and dangerous repercussions on the humanitarian situation in the Gaza Strip. Our documented data indicate that Israel committed (377) violations during April 2026, resulting in (111) Palestinian citizens KILLED and (376) injured, in a blatant violation of international humanitarian law and a direct undermining of any efforts aimed at stabilizing the truce or protecting civilians. Regarding the humanitarian aspect, only (4,503) aid trucks entered the Gaza Strip out of (18,000) trucks that were supposed to enter according to the agreement, representing a compliance rate not exceeding 25%, reflecting a systematic obstruction of aid flow and deprivation of civilians of their basic needs. Fuel supplies also saw a sharp decline, with only (187) fuel trucks entering during April out of (1,500) stipulated in the agreement, a compliance rate not exceeding 12%, which has exacerbated the humanitarian crisis and directly impacted vital services, especially the health, water, and energy sectors. As for travel movement, only (1,567) travelers were able to travel in and out out of (6,000) that were supposed to travel according to the understandings, a compliance rate not exceeding 26%, reflecting continued restrictions on freedom of movement and limiting access for patients, students, and humanitarian cases. These combined indicators confirm a clear failure in implementing the agreement’s provisions and the continuation of delay tactics and non-compliance, which undermines chances of de-escalation and keeps the humanitarian situation in a state of continuous deterioration.