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Israeli Airstrikes Kill At Least Eight Gazans, Including Child And Five Police
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Eight Gazans killed, including a three-year-old child and five police, in Gaza strikes. Strikes hit Gaza City and Khan Younis, with multiple sites including Taj Mall area.
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Sunday strikes, Gaza City and Khan Younis
Israeli airstrikes on Sunday killed at least eight Gazans, including a three-year-old child and five police officers, according to medical and Civil Defense rescue sources. EFE reported that an airstrike near the Taj Mall shopping center, west of Gaza City, killed three people, including the three-year-old identified as Mohamed Awies, whose body was received at Shifa Hospital.
Israeli drone strike killed five Palestinians in the al-Mawasi area of Khan Younis, and Israeli forces bombed a gathering of civilians on al-Thawra Street, west of Gaza City, killing three Palestinians, including a child. WAFA reported that the latest fatalities brought the number of Palestinians killed across the Gaza Strip since dawn on Sunday to 10, while EFE said the attacks occurred despite what was described as a ceasefire in the Gaza Strip for more than a year.
Ceasefire violations and deaths
Al Jazeera said Israel continued to attack Gaza despite a so-called “ceasefire” that has been in place for over a year, and it described shelling of the Nuseirat refugee camp in which Palestinian teacher Diaa Abu al-Rous was killed. The enclave’s Ministry of Health said the number of people killed since the October 2025 ceasefire to 1,580, and it added that the ministry said another 26 people were injured over the same period.
Israeli strikes on Sunday killed eight Palestinians, including a child, and it reported that five Palestinians were killed in an Israeli drone strike on al-Mawasi and that three Palestinians, including a child, were killed on al-Thawra Street. Al Jazeera also said the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights warned that Israeli forces in Gaza were continuing to displace Palestinians and that its actions continued to raise concerns of ethnic cleansing.
Winter, displacement, and infrastructure
teleSUR said Israeli Navy fired at the Gaza coast, where 1.8 million people live in precarious conditions as winter arrives, and it framed Saturday’s attacks as violations of the nominal ceasefire agreed in October 2025. Since the ceasefire was declared, supposedly in effect since October 10, 2025, more than 1,580 Palestinians have died from Israeli attacks and fire in Gaza, and it said more than 74,594 Gazans have died since October 2023.
teleSUR said the International Organization for Migration warned that almost the entire population of the Gaza Strip lacks adequate shelter for winter, and it quoted IOM Director-General Amy Pope saying, “Shelter materials must come in quickly, predictably, and at the scale required.” teleSUR added that the UN Human Rights Office warned that Israeli forces were destroying civilian infrastructure and attacking refugee camps, and it stated that OHCHR said Israel declared its intention to expand the military deployment zone to 70% of Gaza’s territory.