The UN says deadly attacks continued through the year after Gaza's ceasefire announcement
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A UN Palestine human-rights briefing published October 12 says deadly attacks and repeated displacement continued in Gaza after the ceasefire announced on October 10, 2025. UN Human Rights verified 1,076 conflict-relate…
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A UN Palestine human-rights briefing published October 12 says deadly attacks and repeated displacement continued in Gaza after the ceasefire announced on October 10, 2025. UN Human Rights verified 1,076 conflict-related deaths through the end of July 2026, including 268 children and 126 women; the Palestinian health authorities report more than 1,400 deaths over the full year. The briefing says Israeli deployment areas and the so-called yellow line moved inward, making safe boundaries hard for civilians to identify; 331 deaths near that line were verified through July. Israel's response is not presented in the briefing, so casualty figures and legal assessments should remain attributed to their sources.
A ceasefire's credibility is ultimately tested by civilian deaths, identifiable boundaries and accountability.
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