Al Mayadeen's correspondent to Gaza reported recurring gunfire heard from Israeli occupation vehicles stationed in northwest Gaza in violation of the Qatari-Egyptian mediated truce between the Palestinian Resistance and "Israel". 

Our correspondent reported that Israeli violations have been recurrent, noting that Israeli warplanes and reconnaissance aircraft have been flying over various areas of the Gaza Strip throughout the past night.

Israeli warships had also fired shells at the coast of the central province in the middle of the Gaza Strip. 

Our correspondent added that the IOF fired artillery and smoke grenades west of the Sheikh Radwan neighborhood during their withdrawal, aiming to cover their retreat from the center of the neighborhood toward Rashid Street. In the Shati refugee camp, occupation forces launched smoke bombs toward civilian homes.

Our correspondent highlighted that the IOF has repeatedly violated the temporary truce almost on a daily basis. 

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The Palestinian Resistance had warned the Israeli occupation against violating the truce. Yesterday, Al-Qassam Brigades spokesperson Abu Obeida warned "Israel" against repeatedly breaching the truce.

"We will stay committed to the truce as long as the Israeli enemy refrains from violating it," the spokesperson for the military wing of Hamas said Tuesday.

"Our forces responded to the ceasefire breach in northern Gaza," Abu Obeida confirmed. "We call on the mediators to compel the occupiers to adhere to all the terms of the ceasefire."

The IOF, on the other hand, reported that several of their soldiers were killed in three IED explosions in northern Gaza, virtually admitting that they were making advances in the area amid a ceasefire.

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