Israeli occupation forces continued violating the “ceasefire” agreement in Gaza for the 322nd consecutive day on Thursday, killing four Palestinians and wounding several others. The attacks struck displaced families and civilians with drones, artillery, and live fire amid the ongoing siege.
Medical sources confirmed that four Palestinians were killed in separate Israeli attacks targeting civilians and displaced families across the Gaza Strip.
Ibrahim Al-Bass was killed when the Israeli army bombed a tent sheltering displaced families near the Ansar Junction, west of Gaza City.
Another Palestinian was killed and several others were wounded when an Israeli drone targeted a bicycle near the Industrial Junction, west of Gaza City. The attack also damaged a nearby civilian vehicle.
In the Shati refugee camp, west of Gaza City, Bilal Ar-Roka’i succumbed to wounds sustained when an Israeli drone strike targeted his family’s home earlier Thursday.
Furthermore, an Israeli drone struck a tent sheltering displaced families on Al-Hayya Street in the Al-Mawasi area, west of Khan Younis in southern Gaza, killing Azzam Al-Abadla. Family sources identified him as the victim.
A medical source reported that another Palestinian suffered serious wounds when Israeli aircraft bombed the rooftop of a home in the Shati refugee camp.
Israeli soldiers also shot a child, Obeida Qweider, in southern Gaza. The shooting occurred in the Qatar Camp area, east of Hamad City and northwest of Khan Younis.
Israeli military attacks continued throughout the day across the Gaza Strip. Artillery shelling struck eastern Deir Al-Balah in central Gaza, Al-Qarara northeast of Khan Younis, and Beit Lahia in the north, while heavy bombardment hit the Shuja’iyya and Tuffah neighborhoods in eastern Gaza City.
Israeli tanks fired toward eastern Gaza City, where many displaced families had sought shelter. Military helicopters simultaneously opened fire on several areas of northern Gaza.
On Monday evening, Israeli forces targeted a building around 250m from our colleague Mona’s home.
“I could hear people screaming down the street, and 10 minutes later the Israeli forces targeted a building.”
(1/2) pic.twitter.com/x0XAZcWjlm— Medical Aid for Palestinians (@MedicalAidPal) August 27, 2026
Israeli navy ships also fired many live rounds toward the shores of Khan Younis and Gaza City, while the army launched illumination flares over areas east of Al-Qarara.
The Israeli army continues violating the “ceasefire” with aerial and artillery attacks on civilians and displaced Palestinians, alongside demolition and destruction operations near the so-called “Yellow Line.”
Israel also continues imposing severe restrictions on the movement of goods, humanitarian aid, and travelers, further worsening the humanitarian crisis throughout the besieged coastal enclave.
In a related development, Al-Jazeera reported that Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz renewed threats against Palestinians in Gaza over children flying kites, warning of additional military measures and the possible forcible displacement of residents from areas where such activities occur.
The report added that United Nations human rights officials criticized the threats and described them as unacceptable.
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The Palestinian Health Ministry said Israeli forces have killed 1,304 Palestinians and wounded 4,336 since the “ceasefire” took effect on October 10, 2025, in addition to the recovery of 814 bodies from previously inaccessible areas.
The ministry added that Israeli forces have killed at least 73,439 Palestinians and wounded 174,447 others across the besieged Gaza Strip since Israel’s genocide in Gaza began on October 7, 2023.
Many victims remain under the rubble and in destroyed areas that rescue teams are still unable to reach because of severe equipment shortages, widespread destruction, and the ongoing siege, which continue to obstruct rescue and recovery operations.
Rescue and recovery efforts remain severely constrained by shortages of heavy equipment and medical supplies, extensive damage to roads and infrastructure, and access restrictions imposed by the ongoing siege.
These conditions prevent emergency crews from reaching many destroyed areas, recovering victims, and assisting survivors.
