Israeli airstrikes in Gaza killed two Palestinians, including the head of the Gaza City police force, Jamal Abu Kmail. This marks the first fatalities in the region in over a week. Hamas condemned the strikes, stating they hinder ceasefire efforts.
The strikes represent the first fatalities in Gaza in over a week, potentially escalating tensions and complicating ongoing efforts to secure a ceasefire in the region.
Israeli airstrikes in the Gaza Strip on Thursday killed two Palestinians, marking the first fatalities in the region in over a week. Among the deceased was Jamal Abu Kmail, the head of the Gaza City police force. The Israeli military stated that one of the strikes targeted a Hamas commander who was planning an attack. Hamas issued a condemnation of the strikes, asserting that they hinder efforts to achieve a sustainable ceasefire. Earlier reports indicated that the strikes occurred in Khan Younis and Beit Lahiya.
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