Gaza Genocide24 January, 20261 min read
Israel Violates Ceasefire, Kills Three Palestinians, Including Two Children, in Drone Strike Near Kamal Adwan Hospital
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Israeli drone strike near Kamal Adwan Hospital killed three Palestinians, including two children. Strike occurred despite a declared ceasefire, and was described as a ceasefire violation.
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Gaza ceasefire strikes
Israeli forces struck multiple sites across the Gaza Strip on Saturday during the ceasefire. The strikes killed three Palestinians, including two children near Kamal Adwan Hospital in Beit Lahia, eyewitnesses and medical sources said.
“Anadolu reported that Israeli forces struck multiple sites across the Gaza Strip on Saturday despite a ceasefire, killing two teenage boys—identified as 14‑year‑old Salman Zakaria and 15‑year‑old Mohammed Youssef of the Al‑Zawara family—and wounding several others.”
Anadolu named the two teenagers as 14-year-old Salman Zakaria and 15-year-old Mohammed Youssef. Local authorities and other outlets reported three fatalities, including boys who were collecting firewood by the hospital.
Drone strike near hospital
Eyewitnesses told agencies they saw an Israeli drone drop a bomb that exploded near Kamal Adwan Hospital in Beit Lahia. Witnesses said Israeli forces had reportedly withdrawn from the area under the ceasefire agreement. Medical sources and hospital staff described frantic scenes as relatives pleaded for help for the wounded.
Gaza strikes and drone fire
Israeli strikes and drone-fired gunfire wounded and killed Palestinians elsewhere in Gaza on Saturday. Sources reported wounded civilians in Jabalia's Old Gaza Street. A man was shot in the head near a Beit Lahia roundabout by a drone-fired bullet.
“Earlier strikes and gunfire wounded people on Old Gaza Street in Jabalia, in Beit Lahia’s Al‑Salateen area, and in central Khan Younis near the Jasser Building, where witnesses described a quadcopter opening fire.”
A separate drone strike south of Khan Younis killed a 26-year-old man. Witnesses said quadcopters opened fire near the Jasser Building in Khan Younis, leaving at least one man with a head wound.
Ceasefire violations and casualties
Gaza health authorities and multiple outlets say these strikes amount to repeated ceasefire violations and continued Israeli attacks during the truce. Casualty tallies vary across reports.
The Gaza Health Ministry and Anadolu/TRT cite very large cumulative death tolls since October 2023. Al Jazeera and IMEMC focus on deaths and injuries since the October 10–11 ceasefire and on immediate humanitarian impacts such as fuel shortages and child deaths from cold.
