People in the war-ravaged Gaza Strip expressed their concerns over Israel's non-compliance with the latest United Nations (UN) resolution which calls for a ceasefire in the enclave, citing Israel's past violations of relevant resolutions. The UN Security Council on Monday adopted a resolution aimed at reaching a comprehensive ceasefire deal in three phases to end the war in Gaza. Adopted by a large majority with 14 votes in favor and Russia abstaining, Resolution 2735 also urges both parties to the conflict to fully implement the terms of the proposal "without delay and without condition." Hamas accepted the resolution and is ready to negotiate over the details, senior Hamas official Sami Abu Zuhri said on Tuesday, while stressing Israel's responsibility to implement the resolution.

The Gaza residents also voiced their support to the ceasefire resolution, but worried that Israel will ignore it given its repeated flouting of international law and UN Security Council resolutions in the past.