GAZA (Palestine Foundation Information Center), Eighteen Palestinian civilians, including three mothers and their children, were martyred in Israeli airstrikes targeting various areas across the Gaza Strip, amid continued Israeli violations despite an agreement on a roadmap to complete the implementation of the second phase of the ceasefire deal.
On Sunday evening, six Palestinians, including a child, were killed and several others injured in two Israeli airstrikes in western Gaza City. With these attacks, the number of Palestinians killed in Israeli strikes across the Gaza Strip since dawn reached 18.
A Palestine Information Center correspondent reported that four martyrs were recovered after an Israeli aircraft targeted a vehicle near the Sharia Court in the Al-Rimal neighborhood, west of Gaza City.
About an hour earlier, at least two Palestinians were killed and several others injured when Israeli aircraft targeted a displaced persons’ tent in front of Al-Noor Mosque on Al-Thawra Street in Al-Rimal neighborhood, west of Gaza City.
A local source said that two brothers, Mohammad and Hazem Atiya Jabr, were killed and others injured in an Israeli drone strike targeting a vehicle on Salah al-Din Street in Deir al-Balah, central Gaza Strip.
Medical sources reported that several civilians, including children, were injured when Israeli forces bombed a charging station for civilians at the Al-Ard Al-Tayba camp in the Al-Mawasi area of Khan Yunis.
In northern Gaza, a drone strike near the Yemen Al-Saeed Hospital in Jabalia refugee camp killed Palestinian civilian Mohammad Hani Hussein (Al-Araj) and injured others.
A local source also reported that three civilians, including a child, were killed when Israeli forces targeted a residential apartment belonging to the Hams family in the Al-Qarara area of Al-Mawasi, northwest of Khan Yunis.
The victims were identified as Mahmoud Zaki Hams, his wife Fatima Bahloul, and their child Ahmed.
In another Israeli helicopter strike targeting a residential apartment south of Deir al-Balah in central Gaza, elderly Palestinian Kamal Abu Muayliq (Abu Nabhan) and his wife were killed, while several others were injured.
In the Burj Al-Sousi area, west of Gaza City, an Israeli helicopter strike on a residential apartment killed Abdullah Adnan Abu Al-Taif, his wife Abeer Kamal Kazim Anan, and their child Azzam. The body of another young child was later recovered, raising the death toll from the attack to four.
Meanwhile, Palestinian civilian Mohammad Abdul Abu Ras was killed and others injured in Israeli gunfire on Deir Al-Latin Street, east of Gaza City. Sources said Abu Ras had been released from an Israeli detention facility last week.
Several civilians were injured in Israeli artillery shelling around the Dola intersection, south of the Zeitoun neighborhood in southeastern Gaza City. The attack coincided with the advance of Israeli tanks in the area and gunfire targeting displaced Palestinians’ tents in the Abu Marahil camp.
Israeli artillery also shelled eastern areas of Gaza City, alongside helicopter strikes in the northern parts of the city.
Israeli forces further bombarded eastern areas of Khan Yunis and northwestern areas of Rafah in southern Gaza.
The Israeli occupation forces continue violating the ceasefire agreement in Gaza through airstrikes, artillery shelling, demolition operations inside the so-called “yellow line,” and continued restrictions on the movement of goods, humanitarian aid, and travel.
According to figures released by the Palestinian Ministry of Health, since the ceasefire began on October 10, 2025, the number of Palestinians killed has risen to 1,240, while 4,076 people have been injured and 804 bodies have been recovered.
Since the beginning of the Israeli offensive on October 7, 2023, the overall death toll has reached 73,365 Palestinians killed, while 174,185 others have been injured, highlighting the devastating humanitarian cost of the ongoing Israeli aggression against Gaza.
