Israel’s genocide in Gaza has not stopped, despite the ceasefire: Analysts

Despite a ceasefire declared on October 10, 2025, analysts and a human rights group contend that Israel's actions in Gaza, described as genocide, have persisted. Since the ceasefire, Israel has reportedly violated the agreement over 500 times, resulting in at least 356 Palestinian deaths, bringing the total death toll in Gaza to over 70,000. Critics argue that the ceasefire served as a distraction, allowing Israel to continue destroying infrastructure, displacing people, and restricting aid, actions that undermine the population's ability to exist. While the rate of killings has slowed, analysts assert that the war continues, with Israel failing to fully adhere to the ceasefire terms regarding aid and building destruction. The US-backed ceasefire, intended to halt attacks and facilitate aid, has been criticized as political theater that has allowed the international community to ignore the ongoing crisis.

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