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Israeli Strikes Kill Two Children in Khan Younis and Gaza City
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Two children killed in Khan Younis drone strike, part of broader Gaza deaths. Eight Palestinians killed in Gaza since Saturday, including two children.
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Strikes and Gaza casualties
Israeli strikes targeted the cities of Gaza and Khan Younis in the Gaza Strip, and Al-Nasr Medical Complex reported the martyrdom of two children in a drone strike on Qizan Abu Rashwan in Khan Younis. Al-Shifa Medical Complex announced the martyrdom of a person and injuries to others in a strike by a drone on the Jalaa area north of Gaza City, and Al-Shifa also reported a Palestinian was martyred in another drone strike on the Daraj neighborhood.
The Gaza Health Ministry data cited by Al-Jazirah Net said that by Sunday Israeli violations of the truce had resulted in 1,522 Palestinians martyred and 5,421 others injured. Israeli security forces on Saturday killed one Hamas commander and two other Hamas terrorists in a series of targeted strikes in Gaza, and the IDF named Mohammed Khamis Jaber as one of those killed.
Funerals, food cuts, and claims
A mass funeral was held on Sunday for 75 Palestinians whose remains were found under the rubble of homes and buildings destroyed by Israel, as Democracy Now! said the U.N. announced major cuts to the World Food Programme’s Gaza operations due to a funding shortfall. The World Food Programme is reducing monthly assistance to 1.1 million people, down from 1.6 million, even as two-thirds of Gaza’s population faces crisis levels of food insecurity.
The IDF framed the strikes as actions taken in systematic violation of the ceasefire, and it said the three Hamas figures had recently worked to coordinate attacks against IDF troops and Israeli civilians. Haaretz reported that the IDF had killed at least eight people in Gaza since Saturday, including two children, according to medics and local reports.
Numbers rise, rubble remains
A Palestinian woman was killed on Sunday by Israeli army gunfire east of Khan Younis, and WAFA Agency identified her as 28-year-old Wijdan Kamal Shurrab shot on al-Sikka Street. The death toll from Israel's war on Gaza has risen to 74,475, with 175,517 people injured since October 7, 2023, and WAFA Agency said hospitals received seven fatalities and 25 injured people over the past 24 hours.
WAFA Agency also said that since the ceasefire took effect on October 11, 2025, the total number of Palestinians killed has risen to 1,517, and it added that 839 bodies have been recovered from beneath the rubble since then. Israeli violations of the truce had resulted in 1,522 Palestinians martyred and 5,421 others injured by Sunday, and Al-Jazirah Net described those figures as part of daily violations of the truce agreement announced on October 10, 2025.