The key facts

  • Two Palestinians killed and four wounded in separate attacks on November 14 (as of the source's publication time)
  • Drone strike in the As-Saftawi area in northern Gaza, shelling near Khan Younis and the Bureij camp
  • According to Gaza's health ministry, since October 10, 2025, ceasefire violations have killed 1,643 Palestinians

New casualties in the Gaza Strip

On Saturday, according to eyewitnesses and medical sources, two Palestinians were killed and four more wounded in separate Israeli attacks in the Gaza Strip. The main strike hit the As-Saftawi area in the northern part of Gaza: according to a medical source at Al-Shifa Hospital, two people were killed and three wounded there. Eyewitnesses said an Israeli drone fired two missiles at Palestinians near the Abu Sharah roundabout.

Shelling in the north, south and center of the enclave

According to local sources, Israeli drones dropped bombs and explosive devices on the homes of Palestinians near the zone controlled by the Israeli army, east of the Tuffah district in Gaza City; military vehicles also fired intensively at homes and tents of displaced people in the area. In the south of the enclave, a medical source at Nasser Hospital reported a Palestinian wounded in the arm by Israeli fire in Khan Younis; military vehicles fired east and south of the city, and in the morning shelled its northeastern parts. In the center of the enclave, according to eyewitnesses, Israeli artillery shelled areas east and north of the Bureij refugee camp.

Statistics on ceasefire violations

The ceasefire regime has been in effect since October 10, 2025, but, as reported, violations occur daily. According to the latest data from Gaza's health ministry, by Saturday ceasefire violations had killed 1,643 Palestinians, with 5,964 more wounded. Since October 2023, according to the same data, more than 74,000 people have been killed in the enclave and over 176,000 wounded, most of them women and children; about 90% of the territory's infrastructure has been destroyed, and the UN estimate of reconstruction costs stands at about $71.4 billion.