The ceasefire was announced for 24 June, but Human Rights Watch documented a deadly missile impact in Beersheba at 5:41 a.m. before it took effect. The record separates the political announcement from the operational timing on the ground, underscoring why civilian protection remains essential through claimed pauses.
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When did HRW record the Beersheba strike relative to the ceasefire?
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HRW placed the strike at 5:41 a.m., before the ceasefire took effect later that morning.
The ceasefire announcement meant no missiles hit after the announcement but before it took effect.
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HRW documented the Beersheba strike before the ceasefire took effect later that morning.