By Quds News Network
Gaza (QNN)- The Israeli military has begun withdrawing its forces behind the line agreed upon in the Gaza deal, leaving behind “unbelievable, massive destruction.”
According to residents who hadn’t fled to the south under Israeli threats and local sources, massive destruction was left behind by Israeli forces after they withdrew behind the line agreed under the first phase of the Gaza ceasefire deal.
Videos circulating on social media show widespread infrastructure damage and vast areas completely wiped out, including the Jalaa and Sheikh Redwan neighborhoods.
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According to Gaza’s Government Media Office, Israeli forces have destroyed 367 housing units daily since the start of the genocide in October 2023:
- Israel has demolished more than one mosque per day on average.
- It has displaced 394 families every day.
- It has targeted one shelter or displacement center every three days.
- It has destroyed one central water well each day.
- It has damaged 7 kilometers of electricity networks daily.
- It has destroyed 959 meters of water pipelines every day.
- It has destroyed 959 meters of sewage networks daily.
- It has destroyed 4,000 meters of roads per day.
Israel Continues Strikes on Gaza Despite Ceasefire Deal Approval
Israel has launched attacks on Gaza since Friday morning, despite approving a ceasefire deal after two years of genocide.
Local sources said the Israeli military carried out air strikes in Khan Younis in southern Gaza and in Gaza City over the past hours.
Israeli forces have also repeatedly shelled the Katiba area and Hamad City in Khan Younis.
Intense gunfire was reported from Israeli military tanks near the Wadi Gaza Bridge on Salah al-Din Street in central Gaza.
Israeli attack helicopters also targeted a site east of Gaza City, and artillery shelling has also been reported.
The Israeli attacks in the early hours are the first to be reported in Gaza since Israel approved the first phase of a ceasefire deal with Hamas late on Thursday night.
Gaza’s civil defence has also warned people to keep away from the border areas of Gaza City until the official announcement of the withdrawal of Israeli forces.
10 October 2025
Source: countercurrents.org