Residents in Gaza Disagree with Ceasefire Claims
Despite Israel and the Trump administration's insistence on a ceasefire, dozens of residents in Gaza disagree. Israeli airstrikes killed at least 109 people in Gaza, mostly civilians, including 46 children.
“Just a declaration, not reality”
US President Donald Trump claims the ceasefire between Israel and Hamas still holds, but Palestinians in Gaza believe it only exists on paper, allowing Israel to continue killing.
- 60 residents in Gaza were asked about the ceasefire, with 4 believing it was still in place but fragile.
- 6 residents expressed hope that the ceasefire would remain.
The majority of residents in Gaza do not believe the ceasefire is effective.
Author's summary: Gaza residents disagree with ceasefire claims.
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