On February 10, 2026, two Palestinian men riding bicycles were killed in an Israeli drone strike in the Gaza Strip, according to hospital officials. This incident marks the continuation of violence in Gaza despite an existing ceasefire that was established in October 2023. The deaths occurred near the ceasefire line, which divides Gaza, with some areas under Israeli military control. Reports indicate that the death toll in Gaza has risen significantly, with over 586 Palestinians reported killed since the ceasefire began, totaling approximately 72,037 fatalities since the onset of conflict that escalated in October 2023. The ongoing conflict has left many in Gaza feeling like the hostilities have not ceased. The Gaza Health Ministry, which is associated with the Hamas-led government, provides casualty records that are generally recognized as reliable by U.N. agencies. Amid increasing violence, there are some developments regarding the ceasefire agreement. Following a tumultuous initial week, reports suggest that more Palestinians have been able to cross into and out of Gaza via the Rafah crossing to Egypt, indicating some operational aspects of the ceasefire are moving forward. Despite these measures, the conflict remains tense. The war intensified after Hamas militants carried out a significant attack on October 7, 2023, resulting in the deaths of around 1,200 people, mainly civilians, in southern Israel. In the aftermath of the attack, 251 hostages were returned to Israel through several ceasefire agreements, and a crucial body recovered from Gaza was that of Israeli police officer Ran Gvili, allowing further development of these agreements. These events have sparked significant international reactions, including allegations of genocide that Israel denies. The region's instability persists as Israel and Hamas remain at an impasse regarding the scope and timeline of Israel's withdrawal and the demilitarization of the area under Hamas rule for almost two decades. Indonesia's Foreign Affairs Ministry has publicly stated that its troops would not participate in disarmament efforts, which are contentious issues in the ongoing peace negotiations. While some progress has been made in managing crossings, the root issues fueling the conflict remain unresolved, and the casualties continue to rise, fueling further calls for a lasting resolution.