West Asia

Israeli drone strikes have killed a Palestinian in southern Gaza and injured two others, while the regime’s forces bomb shelters in the southern territories, medical sources told local media. Nasser Medical Complex stated that the attack struck the Al-Mawasi area of Khan Younis. Another Israeli drone dropped explosives on homes and tents sheltering displaced Palestinians in Al-Salatin, west of Beit Lahia, in northern Gaza, according to local sources.

The attacks on tents and civilians are taking place as Gaza is being flooded by rain, worsening the humanitarian crisis. An estimated 65 percent of Gaza’s population, or around 1.4 million people, live in tents or makeshift shelters, according to the UN aid coordination office. Sources told Anadolu Agency on Sunday that Israeli artillery shelling continued in northwestern Gaza. Two Palestinians were also killed and seven others injured in separate Israeli attacks across Gaza on Saturday.

On Thursday, an Israeli airstrike on a building at Nasser Hospital in Khan Younis killed six Palestinians, including a child and a doctor, and injured around 30 others. The recent attacks are part of Israel’s ongoing violations of the US-brokered ceasefire, which took effect on October 10, 2025. Since the ceasefire took effect, Israeli forces have killed more than 1,600 Palestinians and wounded nearly 6,000 others. The occupying regime continues to violate the ceasefire agreement through further airstrikes, artillery shelling, and intensive gunfire across various areas of the occupied territories.

Since the start of Israel’s genocidal war on Palestinians, Israeli forces have killed more than 74,500 people and wounded over 176,000. Most of the fatalities are women, children, and the elderly.