As Israeli military violations continued across the devastated and besieged Gaza Strip on Tuesday, seven Palestinians were reported dead, including three killed in an Israeli airstrike on a home in Jabalia in northern Gaza. Additional injuries were reported amid ongoing “ceasefire” violations.
Medical sources said three Palestinians were killed and several others wounded when an Israeli aircraft struck a home behind the Abu Hussein schools in Jabalia, northern Gaza.
Elsewhere in the enclave, four Palestinians were reported dead, three of whom succumbed to wounds sustained in earlier attacks.
Medical and local sources said Amir Ahmad Ibrahim Al-Kadash, 23, was killed and five Palestinians were injured in an Israeli drone strike in Al-Mawasi, west of Khan Younis in southern Gaza.
A child carries the body of a loved one during the funeral of three Palestinians killed in Israeli airstrikes on the northern Gaza Strip. pic.twitter.com/qAP18ZSaRt
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Another Palestinian, Jamal Suleiman Morjan, died from wounds sustained in an Israeli strike days earlier in the Al-Amal neighborhood west of Khan Younis.
Israeli military vehicles opened fire in Hamad City, north of Khan Younis, wounding two Palestinians.
Tanks also fired heavily toward tents sheltering displaced families east of Hamad City, while gunfire struck several residential towers in the area.
Abdul-Majid Ahmad Hijab also died from wounds sustained in an Israeli strike several days earlier on a motorcycle traveling along Salahuddin Street in central Gaza.
Medical sources also confirmed the death of Rezeq Abu Shahma, who succumbed to injuries suffered during an Israeli attack west of Khan Younis on Monday.
Residents reported multiple incidents they described as violations of the “ceasefire” during the early hours of Tuesday.
Israeli gunfire reached eastern areas of Khan Younis as illumination flares were fired over the at-Tina Street area south of the city. Israeli naval vessels opened fire northwest of Khan Younis, while illumination flares were also reported over eastern Deir al-Balah in central Gaza.
Artillery shelling targeted areas north of Al-Bureij refugee camp and the vicinity of the Wadi Gaza bridge in central Gaza. Israeli naval vessels also opened fire northwest of Gaza City.
The latest incidents followed the deaths of eight Palestinians across the Gaza Strip on Monday, including two children. Two of the eight succumbed to wounds sustained in earlier attacks. Others were injured in attacks on residential areas and civilian facilities.
Israeli bombing of a mosque in Gaza yesterday pic.twitter.com/6ufUZMGYWc
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Separately, agricultural officials reported extensive damage to Gaza’s farming sector, estimating losses at more than $3 billion.
They said 87 percent of agricultural land had been rendered unusable, while widespread destruction had affected water infrastructure, including around 9,000 wells, 4,000 water reservoirs, and approximately 1,500 kilometers of water networks.
The report added that 90 percent of Gaza’s livestock sector had been damaged and that around 2,000 fishing vessels and related means of livelihood had been destroyed.
Agricultural nurseries, warehouses, and laboratories had also been flattened, significantly affecting food production capacity across the territory.
💢 “They were children playing with kites. They were just sitting there playing. They are killing children.”
Israeli forces shot 10-year-old Palestinian girl Amal Abu Khater in the back, killing her instantly as she sat eating lunch inside her displaced family’s tent in western… pic.twitter.com/GCm73SrEG1
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According to the Gaza Health Ministry’s daily statistical report, nine bodies were brought to hospitals across the Gaza Strip during the previous 24 hours. The total comprised six people killed during that period, two who succumbed to earlier injuries, and one whose body was recovered from the rubble. The ministry also reported 36 injuries during the same period.
Since the “ceasefire” took effect on October 10, 2025, the ministry has recorded 1,296 fatalities, 4,296 injuries, and 814 recovered bodies.
The Health Ministry put the cumulative toll since the start of the genocide in Gaza on October 7, 2023, at 73,431 fatalities and 174,437 injuries.
The ministry added that additional victims remain trapped beneath rubble and in areas inaccessible to rescue and civil defense crews.
