In the ongoing conflict involving Israel and Gaza, multiple powerful nations including the United States, Iran, and others have been reported to continue bombing despite ceasefire agreements. The United Nations Security Council and the International Criminal Court have called for a temporary, military and diplomatic suspension of military operations "in its entirety, in good faith and without delay."

However, critics argue that these ceasefires are nominal as military actions persist, raising questions about the enforcement and accountability mechanisms for these nations. This dispute is significant as it highlights the challenges in achieving lasting peace and the role of international institutions in holding powerful states accountable.

The United Nations Security Council remains engaged in discussions to address these violations.