After the mediation of America and President Donald Trump, a ceasefire has been announced between Israel and the Palestinian militant organization Hamas under the first phase of the Gaza peace plan. While the Israeli army is retreating after the announcement of the ceasefire, on Friday (October 10, 2025), thousands of displaced Palestinian citizens were moving barefoot after two years through barren land and piles of debris towards the ruins of their destroyed homes in the northern part of Gaza.

On Friday (October 10, 2025), long queues of displaced Palestinian families, carrying some of their salvaged belongings on bicycles, were moving through Gaza’s coastal highway towards Gaza City. Gaza, which was the largest urban area in the region and was also one of the main areas to suffer the worst attacks by Israel.

While many families were heading towards South Gaza through the ruins of Khan Yunis, which was once Gaza’s second largest urban area, the entire area has been reduced to a pile of dust and stones after Israeli attacks.

Palestinians who returned to Gaza land reacted

According to Reuters report, Ahmed al-Brim, a middle-aged man, reacting to his return said that we have returned to our area, but it has been completely destroyed. Ahmed was moving on his bicycle carrying pieces of wood, which he was going to use as firewood to protect himself from the cold. Ahmed said, ‘We neither got any furniture nor clothes to wear. Even winter clothes were not available to protect from the cold. Everything has been ruined.

Bodies of more than 100 people pulled out from the debris

Gaza health officials said that after the declaration of ceasefire and the withdrawal of Israeli troops, relief and rescue teams have so far pulled out the bodies of more than 100 people from the pile of debris.

The ceasefire came into effect at around 12 noon local time in Gaza, which is the first concrete step in the 20-point comprehensive Gaza peace plan announced by US President Donald Trump earlier this week. The purpose of this step under the plan was to put an end to the conflict and war going on between Israel and Hamas for the last two years.

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Palestinians Killed in Gaza: The Israeli army has again been accused of firing the common people. Gaza’s Civil Defense Department has said that the Palestinians standing to take food were opened fire, killing 45 people and injured more than 200 people.

According to a report by The Guardian, Civil Defense Department spokesperson Mahmood Basal said that all the injured and the dead were first taken to the Red Cross Hospital in Al-Maasi area and then Nasir Hospital. People gathered to eat at a relief center in Rafah. When they approached the Al-Alam Round About, Israeli soldiers started firing.

What did the Israeli army say?

The Israeli army has said that it is investigating the incident. So far no complete information has been given from them. People in Gaza are already troubled by lack of hunger and help. In such a situation, this incident is making the situation more tragic and serious.

What did Palestinians say about Israeli soldiers?

Palestinians say that since last month, the US and Israel -backed institutions have started food camps, since then, Israeli soldiers have fired on the people who came to take food. Local doctors and officials say that many people have died and hundreds have been injured in these attacks so far.

United Nations and great help institutions have declared this claim wrong. He says that there is no major disturbance in the relief material and this new Israeli system is against the rules of humanity, because it determines Israel who will help and who will not. Experts have warned that many people are suffering from hunger in Gaza and can spread hungry on a large scale.

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Middle East Crisis: The air and ground attacks being carried out by Israel in Gaza have intensified. According to the Israeli army, after the ceasefire ends on March 18, more than 430 locations have been bombed. The army claims that all these terrorists were hideouts. At the same time, according to the health officials of Gaza, more than 830 people have lost their lives in these attacks so far.

On 7 October 2023, Hamas launched a big attack on Israel in which around 1,200 people were killed. In response, Israel started military action on Gaza which is still going on. A total of more than 50,000 people have been killed in this war so far. The Israeli army is intensifying its military action not only in Gaza but also in Syria and Lebanon.

18 locations in Israeli attacks in Syria

In Syria, Israel attacked 18 locations in the last one week. These included strategic military hideouts like Tadmur and T-4. Israel carried out airstrikes on Tuesday and last Thursday, trying to weaken Syria’s strategic military capabilities. Apart from this, the Israeli army has also controlled several Syrian military locations on the top of buffer zone and Mount Hermon.

Action on Hizbullah’s locations in Lebanon

In Lebanon, a large -scale military action was taken by Israel. On Saturday, the Israeli army attacked more than 40 Hizbollah locations. Israel called it a response to the rocket attack from Lebanon to Galiley region. However, this attack took place at a time when a ceasefire was implemented between the two countries in November.

Attack and fast after the ceasefire is over

The Israeli air defense system has so far claimed to stop 14 missiles since the ceasefire ended last Tuesday. It had six missiles from Yemen, three from Lebanon and five from Gaza. Israel has made it clear that it will not tolerate any threat to its safety and will continue to retaliate.

The situation has become more tense after the military action being taken by Israel in Gaza, Syria and Lebanon. The international community is appealing to stop this war, but the situation still remains serious.