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Israeli Apache Helicopter Missile Kills Akram Yaseen and Dina Abu Bakr Near Shifa
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Akram Yaseen and Dina Abu Bakr killed by Israeli Apache missile near Shifa, Gaza City. Four Palestinians, including a married couple and 17-year-old, killed by Israeli fire today.
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Khan Younis Demolitions
Israeli Apache helicopter fired a missile at a house near the Shifa Medical Complex in western Gaza City, causing the apartment to catch fire and killing Akram Yaseen and his wife Dina Abu Bakr while Civil Defense crews began extinguishing the fire. Israeli artillery shelled the eastern parts of Gaza City, especially in the Tel Al-Tuffah neighborhood, alongside heavy gunfire from Israeli military vehicles in the area. The occupation army carried out two large demolition operations east and south of Khan Younis as Israel continued to violate the ceasefire agreement through shelling and targeting of civilians’ homes and displaced persons’ tents.
The death toll of the genocide war waged by the Israeli occupation on the Gaza Strip since October 7, 2023 has risen to 74,484 martyrs and 175,545 injured. Al-Jazirah Net stated that the death toll of the genocide war waged by the Israeli occupation on the Gaza Strip since October 7, 2023 has risen to 74,484 martyrs and 175,545 injured.
Ceasefire, Yet Strikes
An Israeli airstrike in the city of Gaza killed a Palestinian couple despite the ceasefire agreed in October 2025 following a proposal by the President of the United States, Donald Trump, on the enclave's future. The Palestinian newspaper “Filastin” reported that the deceased were a couple who lived on a floor near Al Shifa Hospital in the city of Gaza, which was hit by a bomb early in the morning. At least two Palestinians were killed this Tuesday as a result of a new bombardment carried out by the Israeli Army against the northern Gaza Strip, despite the ceasefire reached in October 2025 following the proposal of Donald Trump for the territory’s future.
The Israeli Army had not yet commented on the attack, while the authorities of the Gaza Strip, controlled by the Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas), raised on Monday the death toll to more than 1,520 Palestinians as a result of Israeli attacks since the ceasefire came into effect. Agencia Atlas said the number of Palestinians killed in the Gaza Strip by Israeli attacks since the entry into force of the ceasefire has now surpassed 1,520, and it described Israel sporadically bombing or shooting at Palestinians “who come too close” to the troops withdrawn at the so-called “yellow line.”
Aid Cuts and Humanitarian Risk
Israeli occupation forces continued to breach the truce in the Gaza Strip through shooting and artillery shelling, much of it targeting densely populated displacement camps, as the Gaza Strip entered a severe humanitarian crisis. The Government Media Office in Gaza warned of the “catastrophic consequences” of suspending aid to half a million people in Gaza and held the occupation responsible for the war of starvation. The Gaza Government Media Office statement said it was closely monitoring with grave danger and concern the announcement issued by the World Food Programme (WFP) that it was forced to suspend food aid to half a million people in the Gaza Strip due to “funding shortfalls.”
The al-Dhimir (Conscience) Human Rights Association said the cuts came at a highly dangerous time and that the program’s aid had formed, over three years, a lifeline for up to 90% of families in Gaza. SANA reported that the Palestinian Ministry of Health said fatalities in the Israeli war of extermination against the Gaza Strip since October 7, 2023 had risen to 74,480 and that hospitals in the Gaza Strip received five deaths and 22 injuries in the last 24 hours.