The key facts

  • On November 5, four Palestinians, including a woman, were killed and 11 wounded in Gaza, according to medical and local sources gathered by Anadolu.
  • The strikes hit the Al-Shati, Nuseirat and al-Maghazi camps, the al-Karama neighborhood and Khan Younis; some of the victims were civilians in tents for displaced people.
  • Gaza's Health Ministry: since the ceasefire began on October 10, 2025 — 1,602 killed and 5,799 wounded; since October 8, 2023 — more than 74,000 killed.

Four killed in a single day

Israeli attacks on Thursday, November 5, killed four Palestinians, including a woman, and wounded 11 others in different parts of the Gaza Strip — the Anadolu agency reported, citing medical and local sources. The agency describes the strikes as further violations of the ceasefire agreement in effect since October 10, 2025.

Where the strikes hit and who was affected

In the Al-Shati refugee camp west of Gaza City, a drone strike on civilians killed one person and wounded two. In the central part of the Strip, near the az-Zawayda municipality, a drone killed another Palestinian; according to a source at the Al-Aqsa Martyrs Hospital, the victim was 27-year-old Abdul Rahim Walid Matar, and the drone fired two missiles at a tent sheltering displaced Palestinians. On Al-Ishrin Street in the Nuseirat camp, five people were injured.

A woman killed in Khan Younis

In the southern part of the Strip, the body of 54-year-old Sheikha al-Eid was brought to Nasser Hospital. According to witnesses, she was shot dead by Israeli forces inside her own tent in the al-Mawasi area near Khan Younis — after returning from Al-Amal Hospital, where she had said farewell to her husband and daughter, who were traveling to Egypt for treatment. Two more people, including a woman, were wounded by fire from Israeli military vehicles north and east of Khan Younis.

Other incidents and overall statistics

In Gaza City, a drone struck an apartment in a residential building in the al-Karama neighborhood, moderately wounding one person; warships fired machine guns and shells at the coast. Near the Hosni al-Masdar mosque east of the al-Maghazi camp, military vehicles opened intense fire and a quadcopter dropped a bomb — with no casualties, according to local reports. Residents also reported the demolition of homes and civilian structures east of Khan Younis and two powerful explosions.

The scale of ceasefire violations

According to Gaza's Health Ministry, cited by Anadolu, daily violations of the ceasefire since October 10, 2025 had killed 1,602 Palestinians as of Thursday, with 5,799 more wounded. Since October 8, 2023, according to the same source, more than 74,000 people have been killed and over 174,000 wounded in Gaza; about 90% of civilian infrastructure has been destroyed. All figures cited come from the Palestinian side and have not been independently verified in this publication.