UNICEF has reported that deadly violence against children continues in Gaza even after the ceasefire between Israel and Hamas took effect on October 10. According to spokesperson Ricardo Pires, at least 67 Palestinian children have been killed and many more injured since the truce began, averaging nearly two child deaths per day. He emphasized that Gaza remains one of the most dangerous places in the world for children, with ongoing threats from violence, explosive remnants, and insecurity. Save the Children also released data showing that last year saw a record 12,000 children killed or injured in global conflicts, the highest since 2006 and 42% higher than in 2020. UNICEF warns that children in Gaza face severe shortages of healthcare, clean water, shelter, and education, while sporadic clashes continue to worsen the humanitarian crisis despite the ceasefire.