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Masri family hit
Israeli aircraft bombed the Masri family home on Thirty Street in the southern part of Gaza City, killing a mother and three of her daughters and her son, according to New Turkey Post News Agency.
Quds Network said Israeli warplanes bombed a home of the Masri family in the Sabra neighborhood of Gaza City, killing a Palestinian woman and four of her children, and it reported Civil Defense recovered five martyrs, namely a mother and her child and her three daughters.
Firefighters faced difficulties reaching the house due to blazing flames, Quds Network said, while it added that fire crews with the support of Gaza Municipality crews managed to bring under control a large fire that erupted in the house.
The New Turkey Post News Agency framed the attack as part of ongoing aggression in the besieged Gaza Strip, citing that since October 7, 2023 the Israeli aggression has erased 2,700 families entirely from the civil registry and left 6,020 families with only a single survivor.
Quds Network also tied the bombardment to continued violations of a ceasefire agreement, saying Israeli violations of the ceasefire agreement continue as the strikes killed Palestinians in Gaza City.
Names, injuries, ceasefire
Al Jazeera Net reported that a medical source at al-Awda Hospital said the body of 28-year-old Saib Abu Mu'ala arrived along with several injured after a drone strike by an Israeli unmanned aerial vehicle hit a tent sheltering displaced people near Nuwayri Hill northwest of the al-Nuseirat camp.
In the same report, Al Jazeera Net said a medical source at Nasser Hospital reported the arrival of the body of Mufid Abdul Hamid Abu al-Ainin (59) together with several injured after gunfire from the Israeli occupation army in the Be'er 19 area of Mawasi in Khan Younis, southern Strip.
Quds Network said the number of martyrs since the start of the ceasefire on Oct. 10 of last year rose to 1,169 with 3,756 injured, in addition to 802 people recovered.
It also stated that the overall toll of the aggression since Oct. 7, 2023 has reached about 73,283 martyrs and 173,875 injuries, underscoring the heavy human cost of the ongoing Israeli aggression on the Gaza Strip.
Al Jazeera Net added that to date, Israeli violations of the ceasefire agreement—established in October 2025—have resulted in the martyrdom of 1,182 Palestinians and injuries to more than 3,810 others, according to data from the Gaza Strip's Ministry of Health.
Prisoner release and escalation
Al Jazeera Net said Israel released 35 Palestinian prisoners on Wednesday through the Kerem Shalom crossing, and it reported the prisoners arrived at Nasser Hospital in Khan Younis aboard a bus belonging to the International Committee of the Red Cross for medical examinations.
“Three Palestinians were martyred and others were injured in the Gaza Strip on Wednesday due to Israeli fire and bombardment that targeted areas in the south, center, and north of the Strip, while a fourth was martyred from injuries sustained in an earlier Israeli bombardment”
The report described the releases as intermittent batches during what it called a genocidal war, and it said human rights organizations and testimonies from former prisoners speak of detainees subjected to torture, starvation, medical neglect, and ill-treatment in Israeli prisons and detention centers.
Al Jazeera Net also described ongoing displacement along the 'Yellow Line', saying Israeli military vehicles including a bulldozer penetrated about 150 meters near the State Roundabout in the southeastern Zeitoun district of Gaza City.
It added that Anadolu Agency reported the Israeli army widened its control areas in the region after clearing the cement blocks that mark what is known as the 'Yellow Line' toward the west, reaching the vicinity of the State Roundabout on Salah al-Din Street.
Quds Network said Israeli forces continued to breach the ceasefire through air and artillery strikes against displaced people, along with demolition and destruction inside what is known as the Yellow Line, while continuing to restrict the movement of goods, aid, and travel.
