Israeli soldiers have shared rare accounts from inside Gaza describing killings they say continue even after a ceasefire begins. Reporting referenced statements that, notwithstanding the ceasefire, deaths and clashes persist across the enclave. According to Gaza’s Health Ministry, more than 900 people are killed since the ceasefire takes effect, including dozens who are described as close to or over a designated “yellow line.” The “yellow line” is presented in the reporting as a boundary used to demarcate certain areas or zones of activity. The accounts attributed to Israeli soldiers add on-the-ground detail to the broader claim of ongoing violence, while the figures used to quantify fatalities are taken from Gaza’s Health Ministry. Together, the sources describe a situation in which the ceasefire does not stop lethal incidents, and they point to continued casualties as the basis for that assessment. The reports do not present an alternative casualty count from other organizations in the provided excerpts, focusing instead on the Health Ministry’s toll and the soldiers’ firsthand descriptions.