Israeli occupation aircraft carried out multiple attacks across the Gaza Strip on Monday, killing three Palestinians and injuring several others, while rescue teams recovered the remains of ninety‑nine victims from beneath the rubble of a home previously bombed in Gaza City.
A Palestinian man was killed, and three others were injured, in an Israeli airstrike targeting the Jabalia al‑Balad area in northern Gaza.
Local sources said Mahmoud Taroush was killed when Israeli aircraft struck him as he rode his motorcycle, joining his wife, children, and parents who were killed nearly a year ago in an assassination attempt he had survived.
Watch | The moment a Palestinian killed and several injured arrive at the hospital after an Israeli airstrike in Jabalia al-Balad, northern Gaza Strip. pic.twitter.com/j99wTDEPfY
— Quds News Network (@QudsNen) July 27, 2026
In a separate attack, another Palestinian man was killed, and several others were wounded, when Israeli forces targeted a group of residents, south of Deir al‑Balah in central Gaza.
The al‑Aqsa Hospital in Deir al‑Balah confirmed that the victim was Ahmad Hisham al‑Louh, a resident of the city.
🚨This is what last night looked like in Gaza: an Israeli airstrike targeted a residential building on Mushtaha Street, east of Gaza City, damaging surrounding homes and setting several of them ablaze.
27.06.2026 pic.twitter.com/bg7iZB7dcm— Gaza Notifications (@gazanotice) July 27, 2026
A third Palestinian, Mohammad Esleem, 38, died of wounds sustained earlier on Monday when an Israeli reconnaissance drone targeted him near the al‑Qarara area south of Deir al‑Balah.
In addition, five Palestinians, including three fishermen, were injured on Monday morning by Israeli drone fire in Gaza City, and Khan Younis in southern Gaza.
Eyewitnesses said the fishermen were wounded when an Israeli drone dropped explosive charges toward them as they returned to the port after finishing their work at sea.
In southern Gaza, a young man and a young woman sustained moderate injuries after Israeli forces opened fire in the Turkish Slaughterhouse area in al‑Mawasi, southwest of Khan Younis.
Furthermore, rescue teams in Gaza announced the recovery of the remains of ninety‑nine Palestinians from beneath the rubble of a home belonging to the Abu Sharia and Hasayna families in the Sabra neighborhood south of Gaza City.
The home had been subjected to multiple Israeli airstrikes at different times, including one on June 7, 2025, and another in October 2023, resulting in dozens of fatalities and leaving many victims trapped under the debris.
🚨BREAKING | Israeli Forces Advance Deeper into Gaza
In a new escalation, Israeli occupation forces have reportedly expanded the “yellow line” deeper into Gaza, advancing eastward toward Salah al-Din Street in the Al-Tuffah and Al-Shujaiya neighborhoods.
Israeli forces also… pic.twitter.com/QyCktGEg4j
— Gaza Notifications (@gazanotice) July 27, 2026
Rescue crews said search and recovery operations face major challenges due to widespread destruction and severe shortages of equipment, noting that thousands of victims remain missing beneath the rubble of destroyed buildings across the Gaza Strip.
The daily casualty report from the Ministry of Health stated that hospitals in Gaza received three slain in the past twenty‑four hours—two killed in new attacks and one who succumbed to previous wounds—and twelve injured.
Getting some water in Gaza has almost become an impossible mission pic.twitter.com/msUwZMVWE0
— Motasem A Dalloul (@AbujomaaGaza) July 27, 2026
Many victims remain under the rubble and on the roads, as ambulance and civil defense crews are still unable to reach them.
Since the “ceasefire” announced on October 11, 2025, the total number of Palestinians killed has risen to 1,203, with 3,900 injured, and 803 bodies recovered from beneath destroyed structures.
Since the beginning of the genocide in Gaza on October 7, 2023, the cumulative toll has reached at least 73,329 Palestinians killed and more 174,009 injured, according to the Ministry of Health in Gaza on July 27, 2026.
According to official figures, an estimated eight thousand Palestinians remain under the rubble in various parts of the devastated Gaza Strip, as access to many targeted sites remains impossible and essential rescue machinery continues to be unavailable.
