Key facts
- Israeli forces continue to conduct airstrikes and demolish structures in Gaza.
- At least three Palestinians were killed in separate Israeli attacks in Khan Younis.
- The Israeli army claims to be targeting 'terrorist infrastructure' in northern Gaza.
- Israel is blocking the entry of international humanitarian aid into Gaza.
- Several international aid groups have been banned from operating in Gaza.
- Over 420 people have been killed since the ceasefire was signed.
Despite a US-mediated ceasefire deal, Israeli forces continue to conduct airstrikes and demolish structures in Gaza, while also blocking the entry of aid. At least three Palestinians were killed on Sunday in separate Israeli attacks in Khan Younis, including a 15-year-old boy and a fisherman. Israeli fire also injured several people east of the Bureij refugee camp.
In Gaza City, Israeli forces continued to demolish homes and civilian infrastructure, with the army confirming the destruction of 'terrorist infrastructure above and below ground', including tunnels in Beit Lahiya. Israeli drones dropped explosives on several homes in eastern Gaza City, and the Shujayea and Zeitoun neighbourhoods were hit with artillery shelling.
Since the start of the war in October 2023, at least 71,386 Palestinians have been killed and 171,264 others injured, according to Gaza's Ministry of Health. More than 420 people have been killed since the ceasefire was signed less than three months ago. The Israeli military continues to block a significant amount of international humanitarian aid, despite claims of no shortage. Several prominent international aid groups, including Doctors Without Borders and the Norwegian Refugee Council, have been banned from operating in Gaza.