Israeli Army Demolishes Civilian Structures in Gaza Amid Reported Ceasefire Violations

The Israeli army reportedly demolished several buildings and civilian structures in northern and southern Gaza on Tuesday, while artillery shelling and heavy gunfire were reported in multiple areas, according to local sources and witnesses. The incidents have raised concerns over continued violence despite a ceasefire that reportedly took effect on October 10, 2025.

Local sources said Israeli forces carried out three large-scale demolition operations targeting remaining homes and structures northeast of Khan Yunis in the southern Gaza Strip. The demolitions were accompanied by heavy gunfire from Israeli military vehicles operating in the area.

Witnesses also reported Israeli artillery shelling northwest of Rafah in southern Gaza. The reported military activity comes amid allegations of ongoing violations of the ceasefire, with the situation on the ground remaining tense as residents continue to face insecurity and damage to civilian infrastructure.