Four Palestinian deaths were reported on Wednesday as Israeli forces carried out renewed attacks across the devastated Gaza Strip, injuring others amid artillery fire, shootings, and demolitions on the 349th day of the “ceasefire.”

Local sources reported numerous Israeli violations of the agreement, most of them in southern Gaza, particularly in the Khan Younis governorate.

Medical sources said an Israeli drone bombed a vehicle in the northern Al-Mawasi area of Khan Younis on Wednesday morning, killing two Palestinians and injuring others.

Medical sources identified the two Palestinians killed in the Al-Mawasi drone strike as 33-year-old Mohammad Ibrahim Mohammad Abu Alwan, a resident of Rafah, and Osama Khaled Mohammad Abu Khater, a resident of Bani Suheila.

In a separate incident, Israeli forces shot and killed Yahia Sammour in the as-Sater Al-Gharbi area, north of Khan Younis.

Israeli artillery shelled areas east of Khan Younis as tanks and helicopters opened fire, while military vehicles fired toward the eastern part of the city.

Israeli tanks also fired heavily at eastern Khan Younis, while forces detonated Palestinian homes and other buildings in the northeastern part of the governorate.

In Rafah, in the southernmost part of the Gaza Strip, Israeli helicopters attacked western areas of the city.

In central Gaza, Israeli quadcopter drones fired heavily at Palestinian homes in the Al-Bureij refugee camp, while helicopters opened fire on areas east of the camp.

Medical sources also announced the death of Noura Awni Diab from wounds she sustained when Israeli forces shot her in the Al-Bureij refugee camp.

In Gaza City, Israeli artillery shelled the central part of the Sikka Street, east of the Zeitoun neighborhood.

Additional violations were reported in northern Gaza, as Israeli military vehicles fired toward eastern Beit Lahia.

Separately, on Tuesday evening, three Palestinians were killed and several others injured when an Israeli drone attacked residents in the Tuffah neighborhood, northeast of Gaza City, amid ongoing Israeli violations of the “ceasefire” agreement.