Key facts
- Four Palestinians, including a young girl, were killed in Israeli forces' fire and bombardment across the Gaza Strip on Monday.
- A young girl, Amal Nash'at Abu Khater, died from wounds sustained from Israeli forces in central Khan Younis.
- Two men died from wounds sustained from Israeli bombardment in Khan Younis and Deir al-Balah.
- Israeli fighter jets targeted a water desalination plant and a mosque in northern Gaza City.
- On Saturday, Israeli strikes killed four Palestinians, including two children, and injured over twenty-five others.
Four Palestinians, including a young girl, were killed in Israeli forces' fire and bombardment across the Gaza Strip on Monday, according to Wafa news and local sources. The casualties occurred in various locations, including Khan Younis and Deir al-Balah.
In central Khan Younis, a young girl named Amal Nash'at Abu Khater died from serious wounds sustained after being shot by Israeli forces. Another man died from wounds incurred during an Israeli bombardment of the al-Mawasi area in Khan Younis. Additionally, two Palestinians were killed in an Israeli bombing of a tent sheltering displaced people near Al-Aqsa Martyrs Hospital in Deir al-Balah.
Mahmoud Hosni Alou Shar was confirmed to have succumbed to wounds from an Israeli drone strike on Gaza City the previous Tuesday. Meanwhile, Israeli fighter jets targeted a water desalination plant and a mosque in the Sheikh Radwan neighbourhood, north of Gaza City, with the extent of the damage not yet clear.
Additional reports from Saturday indicated that Israeli airstrikes and artillery fire killed four Palestinians, including two children, and injured over twenty-five others. Ten-year-old Walid Yousef Abu Jazar died from wounds sustained in an earlier Israeli strike on the al-Mawasi area. Artillery shelling, heavy gunfire, and naval fire were reported across different areas of Gaza.
An Israeli drone strike on a tent near Dabit Junction in Gaza City wounded passengers in a civilian vehicle. Israeli forces also reportedly detonated residential blocks in Rafah and pushed the 'Yellow Line' deeper into Deir al-Balah. A limited Israeli incursion was also reported east of Maghazi and Deir al-Balah.
Hamas spokesperson Hazem Qassem stated that a delegation from the movement and other Palestinian factions would travel to Cairo to deliver their response to new ceasefire proposals. The Palestinian Ministry of Health reported that eight Palestinians were received at hospitals in the past twenty-four hours, including six newly killed.