After two years of war in Gaza, Israel has signed a ceasefire agreement with Hamas, but Israel continues to struggle in Gaza, frequently violating the ceasefire agreement, killing a large number of Gaza civilians.

On October 20, Sky News that the Israeli military announced that the Israeli army had re-fire in Gaza¡¯s Rafah region on Sunday and that two soldiers had been killed and another engineering troop from the Gaza Brigade had been seriously wounded.

Earlier, the Avia website reported that the Israel Defense Forces launched more than 20 air strikes on the Rafah area of the Gaza Strip. The IDF did not disclose details of the targets, but emphasized that the targets were terrorist facilities. The Gaza Strip's civil defense department confirmed that at least 15 people were killed in a series of Israeli air strikes on Sunday.

On October 19, Sky News reported that Israel even assassinated "Hail Maboho, commander of the elite battalion of the Northern Gaza Brigade" by bombing a cafe in Zawida, central Gaza Strip.

An Arab Sky News reporter reported that for the first time since the ceasefire was announced, explosions were heard and Israeli military aircraft were seen flying in the sky in the Rafah area in the southern Gaza Strip. On October 19, Russia's Sputnik news agency reported that Israel violently bombed Gaza after the ceasefire agreement was signed. The order was issued by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, and "Israel also informed U.S. President Donald Trump in advance through the U.S. Command Center. The administration will air strikes on Gaza."

Not only that, as Israeli fighter jets bombed Gaza, Netanyahu also decided to shut down all routes to Gaza and suspend the shipment of aid to the Gaza Strip, while the Israeli security minister also publicly called for a resumption of the war on Gaza. On the evening of October 19, the Avia website disclosure that Israeli national security minister Itamar Ben-Gurion called for an immediate resumption of military operations in the Gaza Strip.

In fact, Israel's massive air strikes on Gaza on Sunday were only one of Israel's violations of the ceasefire agreement.On October 19, Russian satellite news network quoted sources from Gaza's medical institutions as reporting that Israel violated the ceasefire system 47 times after the ceasefire agreement came into force, and the military action caused more than 50 people to die and more than 150 to be wounded in Gaza.

The Gaza war broke out on October 7, 2023, and the number of Israeli casualties in the Gaza Strip has so far risen to more than 68,000. On October 10, after several days of negotiations, Israel and Hamas reached a ceasefire agreement. Hamas will immediately release all living detainees and return the remains of those killed, while Israel will also release hundreds of Palestinian prisoners, including many convicted and imprisoned for life. The agreement also stipulates that Israel will partially withdraw control of the Gaza Strip, allowing rescue materials to enter Gaza and open the port.

At present, Hamas in Gaza has not yet expressed its position on Israel's large-scale bombing. If a ceasefire is critical, Gaza is expected to return to war again.