‘There is no ceasefire’ say Palestinians in Gaza after new Israeli strikes

What the report says

Al Jazeera reported on July 29, 2026, that Palestinians in Gaza said “there is no ceasefire” after new Israeli strikes hit parts of the enclave. According to the outlet’s video report, Israeli attacks destroyed a mosque in Gaza City and struck a residential area in Deir el-Balah after forced displacement orders had been issued.

The report described devastated residents saying they had no safe place to go and that, from their perspective, a ceasefire had never truly existed. The available article text does not provide casualty figures, the exact timing of the strikes, or details of any Israeli military statement, so those points remain unconfirmed from the supplied evidence.

The locations named are significant because Gaza City in the north and Deir el-Balah in central Gaza have both been repeatedly affected during the wider war, including through bombardment and population displacement. Al Jazeera’s account centers on the civilian impact: damage to religious and residential spaces, residents facing evacuation orders, and the continuing fear that movement within Gaza does not guarantee safety.

As background beyond the specific report, ceasefire claims and temporary pauses in fighting during the Gaza war have often been contested by civilians and aid groups when strikes, evacuation orders, or restrictions on movement continue. The Al Jazeera item adds to that broader context by showing Palestinians disputing the existence or effectiveness of any ceasefire amid fresh destruction.