The key facts

  • Five wounded, including a woman, according to a medical source cited by Anadolu
  • Drone strike on a group of people west of Jabalia; a woman wounded in Khan Younis
  • Gaza Health Ministry: 1,610 killed and 5,819 wounded since October 10, 2025

Wounded in the northern and southern parts of the enclave

Five Palestinians, including a woman, were wounded in Israeli attacks across the Gaza Strip on Sunday, a medical source told the Anadolu Agency. According to the source, four people were injured in a strike on a group of civilians in northern Gaza, one of them critically. Witnesses said a drone fired a missile at a crowd of people in the Bir al-Naja area, west of Jabalia.

Southern part of the enclave and shelling near Gaza

In the south, according to the same source, a woman was shot in the back by Israeli forces while at the Qatari camp east of the Hamad residential complex in Khan Younis. Witnesses, according to Anadolu, reported that Israeli military vehicles opened intense fire toward southern Khan Younis and the al-Shakush area west of Rafah. Local sources also reported artillery shelling of areas east of Gaza City; no casualties were reported there.

Casualty figures since the ceasefire

The agency's source describes the incidents as ongoing daily violations of the ceasefire reached last year. According to the Gaza Ministry of Health, since the ceasefire took effect on October 10, 2025, Israeli fire has killed at least 1,610 Palestinians and wounded 5,819 others. Anadolu also cites overall figures for the conflict that began in October 2023: more than 74,000 killed, over 175,000 wounded, and the destruction of about 90% of civilian infrastructure. These figures are provided citing the agency's source and have not been independently verified by the editorial team.