Jerusalem: Deadly Israeli attacks continue in Gaza despite the ceasefire, as Israel has killed 401 Palestinians in the Strip, bringing the total number of Palestinians killed since the genocide began to 70,925, according to the Government Communication Center at the Prime Minister's Office in Situation Report No. 67, covering the period between December 15 and December 22, 2025, until 08:00 a.m.
According to Palestine News and Information Agency - WAFA, the situation underscores the fragility and persistent Israeli violation of the ceasefire. Israeli occupation forces continued attacks across Gaza, killing and injuring civilians in multiple areas, including a Ministry of Education training center sheltering displaced families. Unexploded ordnance, severe winter conditions, and ongoing access restrictions continue to claim more lives and place countless others at risk.
Heavy rain and freezing temperatures, combined with Israel's blockade and restrictions on shelter and medical supplies, have pushed displaced families into life-threatening conditions. At least two infants have died from hypothermia this month, while shelters collapse and humanitarian response capacity remains constrained.
UNRWA warns that 1.6 million Palestinians in Gaza continue to face acute food insecurity, with the ongoing blockade deliberately sustaining famine conditions.
In the Northern West Bank, Israeli occupation authorities issued new demolition orders in Nur Shams refugee camp, threatening at least 25 buildings with imminent destruction starting December 18. This threatens to displace hundreds of Palestinians already forcibly displaced.
Israeli occupation forces and settlers intensified attacks across the occupied West Bank, resulting in the killing of multiple Palestinians, including three teenagers and a 22-year-old man, in indiscriminate shootings and raids.
Additionally, Israeli occupation authorities denied entry to a Canadian delegation of 30 people, including six Members of Parliament, at Al-Karameh Crossing, citing 'security reasons', despite valid electronic travel authorizations.