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Euro-Med reports Israeli drones have killed at least 60 Palestinians since ceasefire

Euro-Med Human Rights Monitor says Israeli quadcopter drones have killed at least 60 Palestinian civilians in Gaza since the October 2025 ceasefire, while Gaza's health ministry records a total of 1,368 deaths.

According to Euro-Med Human Rights Monitor, Israeli quadcopter drones have killed at least 60 Palestinian civilians in the Gaza Strip since the ceasefire took effect in October 2025. Their on-the-ground reports highlight three repeated patterns: drones firing directly at people, dropping explosives on tents housing displaced residents, and unmanned aircraft hovering near the “yellow line” to target farmers and shepherds.

The organization notes that these attacks have persisted after the ceasefire and have struck children, displaced families, and individuals checking on their homes. Gaza's health ministry reports a cumulative death count of 1,368 Palestinians from Israeli strikes since the ceasefire, encompassing the drone-related fatalities documented by Euro-Med. The findings underscore a continuing pattern of civilian casualties despite the truce.

Why it matters

It shows ongoing civilian deaths in Gaza despite a ceasefire, highlighting the humanitarian impact of drone warfare.

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Israeli dronesPalestinian civiliansGaza ceasefireEuro-Med Human Rights MonitorGaza health ministrycivilian casualtiesquadcopter attacksyellow linedisplaced people
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