Israel HUMILIATES Trump Ceasefire With CONSTANT BOMBINGS

Netanyahu Rejects Deal and Vows Indefinite Presence [0:00]

• Prime Minister Netanyahu has rejected a 15-point disarmament deal with Hamas.
• He stated that the IDF will not withdraw until Hamas is "realistically" disarmed and vowed that no Palestinian state will arise in Gaza or the West Bank.
• Netanyahu is negotiating with the U.S. on the issue, accepting some of their ideas but remaining firm on others.

  As for the Gaza Strip, Netanyahu is saying, first of all, I want to clarify the main thing. As long as I am prime minister, no Palestinian state will arise, not in Gaza and not in Judea and Samaria, neither Fatah-stan nor Hamas-stan.

Post-Ceasefire Escalation [2:50]

• Shortly after the October 2025 ceasefire, the IDF reportedly began burning homes, shops, and a sewage treatment station.
• In the weeks following the ceasefire, Israel and its proxies killed 226 Palestinians and injured 594.
• In November, Israeli airstrikes hit tent encampments and shelters, killing over 30 Palestinians, mostly women and children.

  In October, in the weeks after the ceasefire was reached on the 11th, Israel and its proxies killed 226 Palestinians in Gaza and injured 594.

Worsening Humanitarian Conditions [5:15]

• Aid restrictions continued, with even emergency aid denied during heavy winter storms that caused flooding and tent collapses.
• Israel blocked supplies and equipment needed for reconstruction, despite agreeing to allow it.
• Satellite images in December showed Israel preparing for a permanent presence by constructing at least 13 new military outposts.

  On a humanitarian front, aid restrictions continued, with even emergency aid being denied as heavy winter storms hit, causing massive flooding and tents to collapse from the rain, putting hundreds of thousands of Palestinians at risk.

Ongoing Encroachment and Casualties [7:30]

• In January, Israel created a physical barrier with the "Yellow Line," shooting Palestinians who walked too close.
• Children continued to be killed in attacks on supposed safe zones, with Israel killing an average of five Palestinians daily.
• Shelter supplies were blocked, leading to deaths from cold, including infants, and buildings collapsing during storms.

  By this point in January, Israel was killing an average of five Palestinians every day since the ceasefire.

Continued Violations and Blockades [10:00]

• Gaza's government media office reported over 1,500 ceasefire violations by Israel, including targeting civilians and medical workers.
• Families resorted to crude methods to find remains due to a lack of equipment, with one man using a flower sifter to search for his family.
• Israel blocked essential supplies like engine oil and spare parts, which would have debilitating consequences for machinery and generators.

  The prevention of equipment and supplies to search for bodies in the rubble led to families resorting to crude measures to try and find the family's remains.

Outsourcing Violence and Targeting Civilians [12:00]

• In April, local militias launched deadly attacks under airstrikes, killing at least 10 people.
• A nine-year-old girl, Ritaj Rihan, was shot and killed while attending class in a tent school.
• Israel also denied insecticide and rat poison, leading to a surging rat infestation and people being bitten while sleeping.

  Later, a nine-year-old girl, Ritaj Rihan, was shot to death in Beit Lahia while attending class at a school made up of makeshift tents.

Environmental Warnings and Food Rollbacks [14:00]

• May brought warnings of an environmental and biological apocalypse if urgent action was not taken.
• Families continued searching for loved ones by hand due to blocked equipment.
• The World Central Kitchen announced it was rolling back its food contributions due to financial pressure, not a lack of need.

  All of this continued in May with warnings of an environmental and biological apocalypse if urgent action was not taken.

Escalation and Mass Burials [16:00]

• By June, the number of people killed since the ceasefire topped 1,000.
• Israel temporarily closed border crossings in retaliation for Iran's strikes.
• Hundreds of bodies remained unidentified, buried in a mass cemetery known as the cemetery of the missing.

  In June, the number of people killed since the ceasefire topped 1,000.

Peace Deal Rejected Amidst Ongoing Conflict [18:00]

• In August, after the Board of Peace, Hamas and the U.S. agreed to a disarmament plan, but Israel rejected it.
• Despite the ceasefire, Israel continued near-daily announcements of strikes on individuals and large explosions in homes and encampments.
• The report questions the understanding of a ceasefire when Israel continues attacks, even on individuals involved in October 7th.

  And so, Emily, I just wanted to, because Gaza has been fading a little bit from mainstream coverage, I just wanted to remind people that there is technically a ceasefire in place.

Journalists Silenced [21:00]

• The report notes that Israel has killed many journalists in Gaza, including the one-year anniversary of the assassination of Anas al-Sharif.
• Mohammed Awad, a photojournalist, was arrested, becoming the 40th journalist detained by Israel.
• The killing and detention of journalists make it difficult to report on the ongoing events in Gaza.

  And so if you are killing and detaining the people who are going to tell you the news, even if the public's attention is waning and moving to other issues, if there aren't journalists to tell the story, then there's nothing to kind of take your attention away from.