Despite the ceasefire, Israel is still destroying the homes in Gaza Gaza News

The analysis of satellite images Israel shows tens of homes on hand from the terms of the ceasefire.

The analyzes of the satellite photos conducted by the examination agency in the south of the island revealed that Israel had destroyed dozens of houses in Rafah, despite the ceasefire between Israel and Hamas.

The crossing between Egypt and Gaza was closed in Rafah, which was a critical life artery in the pocket for decades, by Israel in May 2024.

Since controlling the border area, in violating the peace agreement in 1979 with Egypt, Israel was digging in Philadelphi Corridor14 km (8.7 miles) of the Earth along the border between Egypt and Gaza.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stressed the importance of staying in the corridor, despite the insecurity.

According to a capacity, the photos, which were taken between 19 and 21, showed the Israeli army, which built sandy fortifications through the Rafah crossing.

In addition, the agency said, a new military site was created to the north of the crossing.

The army has also built a 1.7 km (1.1 mi) road surrounding transit, extending in parallel with sand fortifications.

The Israeli forces also maintained thousands of residents of Rafah from their homes, and the Israeli military vehicles that were launched on dozens of people trying to return to the home, wounding and killing them.

The Palestinian defense analyst said that Israel, in its essence, is building a “buffer zone that allows you to pay any kind of fighters or, technically, that is, hostile to a friendly environment away from you.”

As part of the ceasefire, which started January 19, Israel agreed to reduce its forces in the area Before their forces are completely withdrawn by the fifty day From the agreement.

However, the analysis that was conducted on the satellite images taken between January 19 and February 1 shows that the Israeli army continued to build in the area, demolished and wandered 64 buildings inside the city of Rafah, specifically in the peaceful neighborhoods, administrative, Will Zara. .

The demolitions occurred only 700 meters (766 yards) from the Egyptian border. Meanwhile, SANAD also set at least six homes that were demolished in Tal As-Sultan, West RAFAH, more than 750 meters (820 yards) from the Egyptian border.

“This is a war crime because they are destroying residential houses,” Attar said, referring to the Fourth Geneva Convention, which prohibits the destruction of private property.

Meanwhile, Munir Al -Borsh, Director General of the Ministry of Health in Gaza, said on Tuesday that Israeli attacks, uninterrupted ammunition, or deadly injuries that were injured earlier have killed 118 people since they entered the ceasefire agreement.

In addition to the military violations of the ceasefire, Israel did not allow sufficient quantities of basic humanitarian aid, such as food, fuel, tents and emergency shelters.

The mayor of Rafih Ahmed Al -Sufy said that most of the city’s residents are still displaced, as it is estimated at about 200,000 people in the Maousy Khan Yunis area and other sites throughout Gaza, unable to return to the home.

According to him, preliminary estimates indicate that 90 percent of Rafah houses have been damaged, with about 52,000 units suffering from different degrees of destruction.