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// DOSSIER — israeli-attacks-continue-gaza-ceasefire-violations-displacement-plans
Israeli Attacks Continue in Gaza Amid Ongoing Ceasefire Violations and Post-War Displacement Plans
REL_TIME: 06 Sep 2026 02:12Z · LANG: EN
Despite a U.S.-backed ceasefire agreement that took effect in October 2025, Israeli military operations, strikes, and ground incursions across the Gaza Strip have continued to cause casualties and destruction. Recent escalations include strikes in Gaza City and Beit Lahia that killed multiple civilians, including children, alongside an operation in which Israel claimed to have detained a senior Hamas figure, though Hamas sources asserted the special forces raid was exposed and thwarted. Meanwhile, far-right Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir unveiled a controversial seven-year plan to remove Palestinians from the Gaza Strip, drawing intense concern amid rising regional tensions and ongoing casualties totaling more than 1,300 deaths since the truce began.
// Background
A U.S.-backed ceasefire deal came into effect in October 2025 to halt the large-scale fighting that began in October 2023, with terms intended to include phased Israeli troop withdrawals and the disarmament of Hamas. However, persistent Israeli strikes, ground incursions, and daily violations have continued, resulting in over 1,300 Palestinian deaths since the truce commenced, set against a backdrop of proposals by far-right Israeli ministers advocating for the displacement of Gaza's population.
// Key Developments
- Israeli strikes and ground operations across Gaza killed multiple Palestinians, including children and women, in early September 2026.
- Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz announced the arrest of a senior Hamas figure during a ground operation in Gaza City, while Hamas reported that the special forces mission was exposed and repelled.
- Gaza’s Health Ministry reports that at least 1,334 Palestinians have been killed by Israeli attacks since the October 2025 ceasefire came into effect.
- Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir unveiled a controversial plan to remove approximately two million Palestinians from Gaza over a seven-year period.
- The United Nations human rights office reported that 24 Palestinians were killed in a five-day period between August 28 and September 1, noting that no place in Gaza is safe.
// Timeline
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A U.S.-backed ceasefire deal between Israel and Hamas takes effect, halting major fighting.
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Jared Kushner reportedly meet, agreeing that Israel will continue bombing Gaza.
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The UN human rights office reports that at least 24 Palestinians are killed in Israeli attacks over a five-day span.
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Israeli special forces carry out a raid in Gaza City targeting a senior Hamas figure, leading to heavy airstrikes and multiple civilian deaths.
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Israeli strikes kill at least three Palestinians in Beit Lahia and Gaza City; National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir reveals a plan for the removal of Palestinians from Gaza.
// Perspectives
[Israeli Government and Military]
Maintain that military operations are necessary to preempt threats, eliminate Hamas infrastructure, and target militants, while asserting rights under the ongoing conflict and denying violations of the framework.
[Palestinian Officials and Hamas]
Accuse Israel of constant, flagrant violations of the October 2025 ceasefire, targeting civilians, and attempting forced displacement under the guise of security operations.
[United Nations and International Observers]
Express deep concern over ongoing civilian casualties, attacks on civilian infrastructure, and potential forced displacement, emphasizing that obligations under international humanitarian law remain fully applicable.
// Quotes
“We do not wait for threats, but hunt down Hamas terrorists, thwart them, and destroy their terror infrastructure.”
“There is no safe place, nor safe person, in Gaza.”
“There is no ceasefire. There is not one good day in Gaza since October 7.”
