Key facts
- Three Palestinians were injured by Israeli gunfire north of Khan Younis.
- Two additional Palestinians died from wounds sustained in earlier attacks.
- Israeli forces continue to target civilians in Gaza despite a declared ceasefire.
- Israeli drones fired on residents inspecting homes in Gaza City's Shuja’iyya neighborhood.
- Two civilians died from previous Israeli strikes in Khan Younis.
- Since October 7, 2023, Israeli attacks have killed at least 67,869 Palestinians and wounded more than 170,000.
Three Palestinians, including a woman, have been injured by Israeli army gunfire north of Khan Younis in Gaza, according to reports from Al Jazeera and Quds News Network. This incident occurs despite a declared ceasefire.
WAFA reported that three Palestinians were shot by Israeli forces east of Gaza City and Khan Younis. Since a ceasefire declared on October 11, 2020, 447 Palestinians have been killed and approximately 1,250 others injured. The Gaza health ministry stated that a total of 1,250 people have been killed and 4,110 wounded in the territory since a ceasefire was declared on October 11, 2025.
Despite a formal ceasefire entering its fifth day, Israeli forces continue to target civilians in Gaza. Medical sources confirmed that three Palestinians were killed in Gaza City’s Shuja’iyya neighborhood when Israeli drones fired on residents inspecting the ruins of their homes. In Khan Younis, two more civilians succumbed to injuries from previous Israeli strikes. Judy Jamil Fayad died from wounds inflicted during an earlier airstrike on the city, while Abdul-Latif Adnan Abu Ta’ima died after being critically injured in a separate attack east of Khan Younis. Israeli military vehicles also opened fire near the Shakoush area, north of Rafah’s al-Mawasi district. These incursions have intensified fear and instability in zones supposedly covered by the ceasefire.
Since October 7, 2023, Israeli attacks have killed at least 67,869 Palestinians and wounded more than 170,000. Thousands remain trapped under rubble or stranded in inaccessible areas, as rescue teams face ongoing obstruction and bombardment. The ceasefire, brokered by international mediators, was intended to facilitate a phased Israeli withdrawal and allow displaced families to return. However, violations persist, with Israeli forces continuing to shell parts of Khan Younis and maintain control over large sections of Gaza City and Rafah. Humanitarian conditions remain dire, with aid convoys routinely blocked and civilians risking death simply trying to reach food or medical care.