An Israeli strike on Wednesday killed at least two Palestinians in southern Gaza and wounded six others, according to health officials at Nasser hospital. The Israeli military acknowledged the strike, claiming it targeted a Hamas militant. This was reported by Qazaqyia.kz citing Associated Press.
Palestinian authorities say more than 1,000 people have been killed in Gaza during the ceasefire. The latest incidents highlight the fragility of the truce. The Israeli military confirmed the strike, stating it targeted a Hamas militant.
Meanwhile, the Israeli army issued short-term access permits for residents of the Tulkarem refugee camp in the occupied West Bank, allowing them to collect belongings from their evacuated homes. Photos taken Wednesday show Palestinians gathering their possessions.
In central Gaza's Zawaida, 71-year-old Khadija Al-Ladawi participated in a psychological support session using a virtual reality headset in a tent operated by a medical technology team, aimed at helping those affected by the war.
In the West Bank village of Jiljilya, north of Ramallah, Israeli settlers vandalized and partially set fire to a mosque overnight. A man cleared rubble as Hebrew writing on the wall read "revenge, regards to the arrested, people, wake up."