Israeli strikes kill at least 13 in Gaza, including children, civil defence says

I don’t see the article yet — please either paste the article text here, give a link to it, or tell me the article title and key details you want summarized. Optional preferences that will help me tailor the summary: - Length: one-sentence, short (2–4 sentences), medium (5–8 sentences), or detailed (bullet points + context). - Format: paragraph, bullets, TL;DR + details, or timeline. - Focus: main facts only, include quotes, background/context, implications, or who/what/when/where/why/how. If you’re not sure, I’ll produce a concise 3–4 sentence summary covering the main facts and significance. Paste or link the article and I’ll summarize it. Israeli strikes in Gaza on Thursday killed at least 13 people, including five children, the Hamas-run civil defence agency said. A drone hit a tent sheltering displaced people in southern Gaza, killing four (three of them children); separate strikes killed an 11-year-old girl near Jabalia, a person at a school in the north, a man near Khan Younis, and four people in an evening strike on a house in eastern Gaza City. The civil defence, led by spokesman Mahmud Bassal, said rescue teams were searching for missing people and called the attacks violations of the US-brokered truce; Hamas spokesman Hazem Qassem said the strikes showed Israel had renounced the ceasefire. Israel’s military said it was checking the reports and had earlier said it struck a launch point after a projectile fell inside Gaza. Since the truce began on Oct. 10 both sides have accused each other of frequent violations; Gaza’s health ministry says at least 425 Palestinians have been killed since the ceasefire, while Israel reports three soldiers killed by militants in the same period.