Israeli strikes on Gaza: Palestinians killed, including a girl, despite the ceasefire

According to Anadolu, Israeli attacks in the Gaza Strip killed four Palestinians, including a girl. Other people were also injured, including members of a displaced family. The Israeli army shelled and demolished residential buildings in the east of Gaza City amid reports of ceasefire violations.

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Israeli strikes on Gaza: Palestinians killed, including a girl, despite the ceasefire

The key facts

  • Anadolu reports four Palestinians killed, including a girl
  • Other people were also injured, including members of a displaced family
  • The Israeli army shelled and demolished residential buildings in the east of Gaza City

Four killed, including a child

The Anadolu agency reported that four Palestinians, including a girl, were killed as a result of Israeli attacks in the Gaza Strip. The outlet links what happened to violations of the ceasefire regime.

Shelling and demolition of houses in the east of Gaza City

According to Anadolu, in addition to the dead there are wounded, including members of a displaced family. The Israeli army, the agency claims, shelled and dismantled (demolished) residential buildings in the eastern part of Gaza City. The publication does not provide further details about the victims or the exact number of destroyed houses.

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