New Israeli Strikes and Violence Across Gaza and West Bank Kill Palestinians

The drone strike in al-Mawasi hit a gathering at the al-Samoud displaced persons camp; Anadolu also reported that 12 injured people were taken to Nasser Hospital and that another person suffered critical injuries after an Israeli tank fired toward the Ard el-Limoun area.
In Gaza City’s al-Zaytoun neighborhood, a 57-year-old man was hospitalized with moderate injuries after a suspicious object exploded, according to Nasser Medical Complex and the Arab National Hospital.
In the West Bank, two residents of al-Mughayir reportedly suffered fractures and bruises after settler assaults on the road between Ramallah and Jericho; settlers also allegedly opened fire on people at a farm east of the town.
WAFA reported that the post-ceasefire toll had reached 1,359 Palestinians killed and 4,517 injured, with 831 bodies recovered and at least 10,000 people still presumed dead beneath the rubble.
A Gaza government spokesman said about 22,000 Palestinians need medical treatment abroad and accused Israel of delaying medical evacuations; the World Health Organization has called for 50 patients a day to be evacuated, compared with an average of about nine daily since the ceasefire, according to the roundup.
At least two Palestinians were killed and dozens injured across Gaza and the West Bank on a single day, according to Middle East Eye and Middle East Monitor. A drone strike on a displaced persons camp near Khan Younis in southern Gaza wounded at least nine people, including children, while additional casualties were reported from explosions and gunfire elsewhere in Gaza and the West Bank.
Palestinian officials characterized the incidents as violations of the ceasefire agreement. WAFA reported that the death toll since the ceasefire began has reached at least 1,359 Palestinians killed, with 4,517 injured and 831 bodies recovered so far.
An Israeli drone struck a gathering of civilians at the al-Samoud displaced persons camp in the al-Mawasi area near Khan Younis, Middle East Eye reported. The attack wounded at least nine Palestinians, including children, and sent them to nearby hospitals. Anadolu added that 12 injured people were taken to Nasser Hospital, with another person suffering critical injuries after an Israeli tank fired toward the Ard el-Limoun area.
In Gaza City's al-Zaytoun neighborhood, a suspicious object exploded, hospitalizing a 57-year-old man with moderate injuries, according to Nasser Medical Complex and the Arab National Hospital. Another Palestinian died from wounds sustained in an earlier Israeli strike on the al-Daraj neighborhood in Gaza City. Additional injuries were reported in northern and central Gaza, though SANA described the attacks as ongoing escalation by Israeli forces.
In the West Bank town of al-Mughayir, settlers assaulted two residents on the road between Ramallah and Jericho, leaving them with fractures and bruises, SANA reported. Settlers also opened fire on people at a farm east of the town. These incidents reflect ongoing settler violence alongside military operations in Gaza.
A Gaza government spokesman said approximately 22,000 Palestinians need medical treatment outside Gaza but face delays in evacuation. The World Health Organization has called for 50 patients per day to be evacuated. Since the ceasefire began, only about nine patients have been evacuated daily on average, leaving thousands unable to access critical care.
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