Gaza:Two Palestinians were killed and seven others injured on Saturday in a series of Israeli attacks across the Gaza Strip. These incidents are part of ongoing violations of the ceasefire agreement that has been in place since October 10, 2025.
According to Anadolu Agency – English, a medical source at Al-Shifa Hospital reported that two Palestinians were killed and three others injured in an Israeli strike on the Al-Saftawi area in northern Gaza. Eyewitnesses noted that an Israeli drone launched two missiles at Palestinians near the Abu Sharakh roundabout in Al-Saftawi.
In related incidents, a Palestinian was wounded in the shoulder by Israeli army fire in the Al-Sudaniya area of northwestern Gaza. The attacks continued as Israeli drones dropped bombs on Palestinian buildings and homes near areas under Israeli army control east of Gaza City's Tuffah neighborhood. Additionally, Israeli military vehicles opened heavy fire toward homes and displacement tents east of Tuffah.
In southern Gaza, a medical source at Nasser Hospital reported a Palestinian was moderately wounded in the hand by Israeli gunfire in Khan Younis. Another individual was wounded by Israeli army fire in the Ard al-Manga area of Al-Mawasi in Khan Younis. Local sources indicated Israeli military vehicles fired toward areas east and south of Khan Younis, with further shooting and shelling occurring in its northeastern areas.
In central Gaza, Israeli artillery shelled areas east and north of the Bureij refugee camp. A Palestinian girl was also shot in the foot in Block 9 of the Bureij refugee camp, with medical sources describing her injury as moderate.
The ongoing Israeli violations of the ceasefire agreement have resulted in the deaths of 1,643 Palestinians and injuries to 5,964 others as of Saturday. Since October 2023, Israel's military actions in Gaza have killed more than 74,000 Palestinians and wounded over 176,000, with the majority being women and children. The conflict has devastated around 90% of Gaza's infrastructure, with the UN estimating reconstruction costs at approximately $71.4 billion.