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My name is Dada Al-Kurd. I'm an associate professor of political science, a senior non-resident

fellow at the Arab Center, Washington, and I specialize in Palestinian and Arab politics.

Although Gaza has sort of leaked off the headlines,

what with everything going on domestically,

there's still obviously a lot happening on the issue of Palestine.

I feel like I've started the last few episodes like this, but it's worth repeating.

So here's an update on what's been happening in Gaza specifically.

Despite the ceasefire agreement, reports indicate ongoing demolition of homes in Gaza City

and restricted entry of food, medical, and humanitarian aid. Again, since the ceasefire started,

more than 600 Palestinians have been killed by Israeli fire, with hundreds more injured.

For some reason, these don't count as

ceasefire violations. And according to the Gaza government media office, there's been over

1,600 violations by Israeli forces, including air attacks, shelling, and direct shooting.

Of the past 130-some days of the ceasefire, an alaska shows attacks on 111 of them, at least.

In a previous episode, I also talked about what the yellow line was, which was this kind of

unilaterally imposed military boundary inside Gaza to make sure that Palestinians are sequestered

into smaller spaces. And Israeli forces have continued to target individuals and structures across this yellow

line, claiming that these actions are necessary to stop militants. And Azizera reports, however,

that Israeli-backed gangs, armed gangs, are operating back and forth across the yellow line.

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