Weekly summary of the War on Gaza, February 14
- According to the EuroMed Human Rights Monitor, as of last Saturday, 110 Palestinians were killed and 901 were injured since the start of the ceasefire agreement in Gaza.
- 2 children were killed and 1 child was injured after a wall collapsed on them in their damaged home upon returning to Gaza City.
- On Sunday:
- The bodies of 7 Palestinians were retrieved from under the rubble of their homes for burial.
- 1 Palestinian was killed by Israeli fire.
- Since October 7th, 2023, the number of Palestinians killed by Israeli forces has reached at least 48,239, with 111,676 injured.
- Skeletons of Palestinians killed by Israeli forces were uncovered in the Netzarim corridor.
- A Palestinian elder from the Mahana family was killed by Israeli fire east of Khan Younis.
- Another Palestinian was killed by Israeli fire in the Zaytoun neighborhood of Gaza City on the same day.
- Three Palestinians were killed by an Israeli airstrike southeast of Gaza City.
- A Palestinian was killed by Israeli fire in Shujaiya on Monday.
- More than 14,000 Palestinians remain trapped under the rubble of their destroyed homes in Gaza.
- A Palestinian named Mohammad AbuTaha was killed by Israeli fire in Rafah.
- On Tuesday:
- 53 Palestinians were allowed to leave Gaza for treatment out of 150 as per the ceasefire agreement.
- The bodies of 33 Palestinians were retrieved in Beit Lahyia and buried.
- The bodies of 8 Palestinians were retrieved across the Gaza Strip.
- 3 others were killed by Israeli fire.
- On Wednesday, 1 Palestinian was killed and 1 was injured by an Israeli drone strike east of Rafah.
- On Thursday:
- The bodies of 17 Palestinians were retrieved: 14 from under the rubble and 3 who killed that day by the Israeli military.
- A 14-year-old Palestinian was killed due to an explosion caused by a bomb left by the Israeli military east of Al-Burij.
- Under the ceasefire agreement:
- 200,000 tents were to be allowed in, only 10% have gotten in so far.
- 600 aid trucks were to be allowed in daily, but only 70% have gotten through
- 50 patients were to be allowed to leave for treatment daily, but only 15% have been allowed to leave.
