Israeli fire kills four Palestinians in Gaza amid daily ceasefire violations

Killed and wounded in a single day

Four Palestinians were killed and ten wounded by Israeli army fire in the Gaza Strip on Monday, November 2, amid what are reported to be daily violations of the ongoing ceasefire agreement. The Anadolu Agency reported this, citing a source at Nasser Medical Complex in southern Gaza.

Where the strikes occurred

According to the same source, one person was killed and five others, including a woman and two girls, were wounded in a strike in the al-Mawasi area west of Khan Younis. Witnesses said an Israeli drone fired at least one missile at a Palestinian in al-Mawasi. In another strike on Khan Younis, one Palestinian was killed and four were wounded, one of them in critical condition. Another 40-year-old man was killed and a second Palestinian was moderately wounded in an attack east of Deir al-Balah in the central part of the Strip. In addition, a Palestinian wounded in a strike on al-Mawasi on Sunday afternoon has died.

Shelling, demolition of houses, and displacement of families

According to local sources and witnesses, Israeli military vehicles opened intense fire on areas east and south of Khan Younis. A quadcopter dropped a bomb on a gathering of Palestinians east of the village of al-Masdar, and army units, according to witnesses, demolished houses and structures outside their deployment zones. In recent days, incursions by military vehicles and bulldozers under intense small-arms and artillery fire have been reported in the area; the destruction of homes forced several families to leave their houses. In Gaza City itself, according to eyewitnesses, military vehicles shelled eastern neighborhoods, while naval vessels fired along the coast.

Overall statistics on ceasefire violations

According to figures from the Gaza Ministry of Health cited by Anadolu, ceasefire violations since October 10, 2025 have killed 1,583 Palestinians and wounded 5,711. The ceasefire itself was reached after two years of war which, according to reported figures, has killed more than 74,000 Palestinians and left over 175,000 wounded since October 2023. Anadolu uses the phrase 'genocidal war'; the figures cited belong to the Gaza Ministry of Health, and the editorial team cannot independently verify them.