Palestine weekly: Gaza marks year of ‘ceasefire’ with more Israeli killing

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On October 10, the one-year anniversary of a ceasefire in Gaza was marked by continued violence, with Israeli forces reportedly killing or injuring a Palestinian every 90 minutes since the truce began. As of October 12, Gaza’s Health Ministry documented 1,493 killed and 5,299 wounded since the agreement took effect. Humanitarian groups describe the ceasefire as ineffective, citing ongoing attacks by Israeli forces that have killed multiple civilians, including children, over the past week. The article highlights severe shortages in medical supplies and the collapse of Gaza’s health system, with nearly half of essential medicines out of stock and thousands needing medical evacuation.
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Since the October 7, 2023 Hamas-led attack on Israel, which killed about 1,200 people and took 251 hostages, a ceasefire agreement was reached on October 10, 2024. The deal aimed to end hostilities and secure the release of hostages and prisoners. However, in the year since, Israeli forces have continued launching strikes almost daily, killing over 1,400 Palestinians and wounding more than 5,299, according to Gaza’s Health Ministry. This includes at least 320 children killed by Israeli attacks since the ceasefire. Additionally, Israel has expanded its control over about 70% of Palestinian territory in Gaza, significantly violating terms set out in the agreement. The Trump administration's Comprehensive Plan to End Gaza Conflict remains largely unfulfilled, with little aid reaching Palestinians and no international peacekeeping force present as promised.

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📰 Gaza Ceasefire Anniversary
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⚖️ Leans strongly left further left than this 🔴 6% hedged 1 of 16 📰 publisher trust 60
“Both articles describe Israeli attacks on Palestinians in Gaza following the ceasefire, with nearly identical statistics and timeframe.”
BBC News · 0.86 cosine similarity
⚖️ Leans left 🔴 29% hedged 2 of 7 📰 publisher trust 72
“Both articles discuss ongoing Israeli strikes and casualties in Gaza exactly one year after the ceasefire agreement, referencing similar casualty figures.”
Al Jazeera
⚖️ Leans left 🔴 0% hedged 0 of 2 📰 publisher trust 60
“Both articles refer to the same date (October 10, 2026) and describe continued violence in Gaza one year after a ceasefire was agreed upon.”
Al Jazeera
⚖️ leaning not scored 🔴 0% hedged 0 of 4 📰 publisher trust 60
“The articles discuss different aspects of the situation in Gaza related to the ceasefire but do not describe the same specific incident or occurrence.”
Al Jazeera · 0.89 cosine similarity
⚖️ leaning not scored 🔴 16% hedged 3 of 19 📰 publisher trust 60
“Article A reports on a specific incident where seven people were killed by Israeli attacks in Gaza on October 10th, including an eight-year-old girl. Article B discusses the broader context of the ceasefire anniversary and ongoing violence but does not describe the same specific event.”
NPR · 0.87 cosine similarity
⚖️ Leans strongly left further left than this 🔴 13% hedged 7 of 55 📰 publisher trust 60
“Both articles discuss the anniversary of the ceasefire in Gaza and highlight ongoing violence despite the ceasefire agreement.”
Al Jazeera
⚖️ Leans left 🔴 12% hedged 1 of 8 📰 publisher trust 60
“Article A discusses the damage and destruction in Gaza since Israel's war began in October 2023, while Article B focuses on the ceasefire anniversary and ongoing Israeli killings of Palestinians in Gaza, which are different specific events.”
Al Jazeera
⚖️ Leans left 🔴 11% hedged 5 of 47 📰 publisher trust 60
“The articles discuss different time periods and outcomes related to the conflict: Article A covers the third anniversary of initial attacks in October 2019, while Article B focuses on the situation one year after a ceasefire agreement.”
Al Jazeera
⚖️ Leans left 🔴 12% hedged 8 of 66 📰 publisher trust 60
“Both articles discuss the one-year anniversary of the ceasefire brokered by Trump’s Board of Peace and describe ongoing violence in Gaza despite the agreement.”
Al Jazeera
⚖️ Leans left 🔴 0% hedged 0 of 2 📰 publisher trust 60
“Article A describes global pro-Palestinian protests marking one year after the Gaza ceasefire, while Article B discusses the ongoing situation in Gaza and the anniversary of the ceasefire but does not mention specific protests.”

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Al Jazeera Staff. (2026, October 13). Palestine weekly: Gaza marks year of ‘ceasefire’ with more Israeli killing. Al Jazeera. https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2026/10/13/palestine-weekly-gaza-marks-year-of-ceasefire-with-more-israeli-killing?traffic_source=rss

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Topics

Gaza Gaza City Israel Israeli Palestinian

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Gaza GPE · 9× Israeli NORP · 8× Palestinian NORP · 5× Gaza City GPE · 4× Israel GPE · 4× Hamas ORG · 3× Palestinians NORP · 3× Wafa ORG · 3× 3Israeli NORP · 1× Islamic Relief ORG · 1×

Narrative

One year into the ceasefire, the Board of Peace – Gaza’s transitional oversight body – has failed to meet most of its central commitments: no international stabilisation force has deployed, aid trucks are entering at roughly a third of the agreed rate, and Israel now controls nearly two thirds of the Strip — well above the roughly 50 percent it was supposed to retain before further withdrawal and a future handover of control to Palestinians. Olive harvest under coordinated assault
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The Gaza “ceasefire” marked its first anniversary on October 10, but more than 100 humanitarian and human rights organisations said it exists “in name only”. asserted
it → mark → name
Islamic Relief noted that Israeli forces have killed or wounded a Palestinian in Gaza on average every 90 minutes since the ceasefire took effect. asserted
ceasefire → note → effect
Recommended Stories list of 3 items- list 1 of 3Gaza: Still Reporting - list 2 of 3Northern Israel explosion kills at least 1 person, injures 19 - list 3 of 3Israeli asserted
explosion → report → 19
academic and Al Jazeera contributor Ori Goldberg dies at 50 Gaza’s Health Ministry put the toll since the truce at 1,493 killed and 5,299 wounded as of October 12, up from 1,460 a week earlier; the cumulative death toll since October 2023 stood at 74,382. asserted
toll → die → 74,382
Among the Palestinians killed in Gaza over the past week: - Four Palestinians were killed in a drone strike near Panda Mall in western Gaza City on Saturday, which Israel said targeted members of Hamas’s Nukhba force. asserted
Israel → kill → force
- Also on Saturday, eight-year-old Shahd al-Najjar was killed by Israeli fire that struck her inside her tent in western Gaza City. asserted
that → kill → City
- Seven-year-old Jihad al-Ghandour died of wounds from a separate shooting near Jabalia camp north of Gaza City on Sunday. asserted
Ghandour → die → Sunday
- A child and his mother were killed Thursday when Israeli warplanes struck a home in Gaza City’s al-Sabra neighbourhood after an evacuation warning. asserted
warplanes → kill → warning
- A drone strike on a charging point west of Khan Younis killed four people on Sunday, the Palestinian news agency Wafa reported. asserted
agency → charge → Sunday
- Two more men were killed in a strike near a mosque in al-Mawasi in the south on Monday. asserted
men → kill → Monday
In statements describing attacks, Israel’s military claimed several of those killed this week were Palestinian fighters. asserted
several → describe → those
The Israeli military said two men killed near the Jordanian Field Hospital were Islamic Jihad operatives; Wafa identified one as a recently released former prisoner. asserted
Wafa → say → prisoner
It separately said a civil defence worker killed while responding to the wounded near Kamal Adwan Hospital in northern Gaza had been a Hamas sniper; Hamas rejected the claim, and it has not been independently verified. uncertain
it → say → claim
Gaza’s health system continued its collapse: asserted
system → continue → collapse
- Gaza’s Ministry of Health said that 44 percent of essential medicines are completely out of stock. asserted
percent → say → stock
- A Physicians for Human Rights Israel report found that a year into the ceasefire, not one of Gaza’s 36 hospitals is operating at full capacity. asserted
one → find → capacity
- More than 18,500 patients need medical evacuation and more than 1,000 have died waiting, according to the joint NGO statement. uncertain
1,000 → need → statement
- The Health Ministry said this week that no patient had been permitted to leave through Rafah crossing in the last week. asserted
patient → say → week
Israeli forces have also continued pushing the so-called Yellow Line demarcating Israeli control further into residential Gaza City neighbourhoods this week, triggering fresh displacement. asserted
forces → continue → displacement
One year into the ceasefire, the Board of Peace – Gaza’s transitional oversight body – has failed to meet most of its central commitments: no international stabilisation force has deployed, aid trucks are entering at roughly a third of the agreed rate, and Israel now controls nearly two thirds of the Strip — well above the roughly 50 percent it was supposed to retain before further withdrawal and a future handover of control to Palestinians. Olive harvest under coordinated assault asserted
it → fail → assault
The Palestinian olive harvest – traditionally a time of family and celebration – gathered pace as Israeli settlers and soldiers intensified efforts to disrupt it. asserted
settlers → gather → it
Harvesters were killed, attacked and blocked, while isolated families faced dayslong settler sieges. asserted
families → kill → sieges
Pogrom attacks included: - On October 7, Ali Hassan Yasser al-Bazzari, 44, was shot dead when settlers and soldiers opened fire on olive pickers on farmland between Burqa and Ramin, northwest of Nablus in the occupied West Bank. asserted
settlers → include → Bank
At least 16 others were wounded during the pogrom, according to the Palestinian news agency Wafa. uncertain
others → wound → agency
- The Palestine Red Crescent Society said Israeli forces assaulted ambulance crews trying to reach the wounded olive pickers and briefly detained three paramedics. asserted
forces → say → paramedics
Soldiers later raided the nearby village and made arrests, while the settlers who carried out the attack marched past unimpeded. asserted
who → raid → attack
- The Palestinian Colonization and Wall Resistance Commission recorded 19 settler attacks on Friday alone, another 12 on Saturday and 18 more on Sunday, according to Wafa. uncertain
Commission → record → Wafa
The Israeli rights group Yesh Din had already documented 109 harvest-related settler incidents across 75 Palestinian communities in a 10-day period between September 27 and October 6. asserted
group → document → September
- The commission says settlers and soldiers have destroyed roughly 50,000 trees so far this year. asserted
settlers → say → trees
The attacks followed a familiar shape village to village, according to Wafa and field reports from local residents and activists: uncertain
attacks → follow → residents
- Settlers in Qusra stole a farmer’s olives before bulldozing more than 50 of his trees. asserted
Settlers → steal → trees
- In Birin, settlers from the recently established Adorim outpost set a dog on a 79-year-old woman harvesting nearby, hospitalizing her. - Settlers from the same outpost cut power to roughly 20 homes repeatedly over the week. asserted
Settlers → establish → week
- In al-Mughayyir, northeast of Ramallah, soldiers followed settlers into the village’s residential streets on Sunday, kicked an elderly woman trying to reach her home, and fired live rounds and tear gas into houses “without apparent reason,” according to Israeli field monitor Jonathan Pollack. uncertain
soldiers → follow → Pollack
- At Deir Abu Mash’al, a solidarity harvest organised by the Wall and Settlement Resistance Commission drew an attack by settlers in Area B that left eight people wounded, including a photojournalist shot in the thigh, Wafa reported. asserted
Wafa → organise → thigh
Israeli forces frequently blocked the harvest, too. asserted
forces → block → harvest
Soldiers used drone-mounted loudspeakers to drive farmers out of Wadi Abwein and turned pickers away in several locations elsewhere. asserted
Soldiers → use → locations
Israeli settlers’ own chat groups reveal how they frame such attacks in reverse — through a messianic lens, casting Palestinian harvesters reaching their own land in Deir Abu Mash’al as attempting to “seize” the land, and the olive harvest itself as cover for Palestinians gathering “intelligence” rather than picking olives that families have harvested there for generations. asserted
families → reveal → generations
Settlers have been documented repeatedly stealing olives from Palestinians’ lands since harvesting unofficially started late last month. asserted
harvesting → document → lands
Political jockeying ahead of elections Once again, Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas postponed Palestinian legislative elections – this time to September, citing Israeli restrictions on election materials and observers entering Gaza and East Jerusalem, and ongoing settler violence. asserted
Abbas → postpone → Gaza
Mustafa Barghouti, of the Palestinian National Initiative, said the decision reflects that “everything is concentrated in the hands of the executive authority”, with no parliament or independent judiciary to check it. asserted
everything → say → it
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