Nearly 100 Palestinians have been killed since the ceasefire between Israel and Hamas began on 10 October, according to local authorities in Gaza.

At least 94 people have lost their lives during the truce period. Israeli forces have claimed that some of the victims were shot for crossing what they call the “yellow line”; a boundary marking Israel’s zone of control inside Gaza.

However, many residents say they were never clearly informed where this line begins or ends. While Israeli troops placed a few yellow warning signs in certain areas, much of the boundary remains unmarked.

Among the recent casualties was the Abu Shaaban family, 11 members of whom were killed around 10 days ago in an Israeli strike on Gaza City. The victims included women and children who had been returning to their homes. A journalist was also killed during the truce period as Israeli attacks have continued despite the declared ceasefire.