At least 12 Palestinians have lost their lives, including a minor, and several more have been injured in a new round of bombings launched in the early hours of this Sunday by the Israeli Army against different areas of the Gaza Strip, despite the ceasefire in effect since October 2025.
A first drone attack against the Al Sabra neighborhood in the city of Gaza has left at least four dead, three of them members of the same family: "Abdullah Adnan Abu al Taif, his wife, Abeer Kamal Kazem Anan, and their son, Azzam Abdullah Abu al Taif, a minor," according to the Palestinian news agency Sanad.
To these victims are added two other deceased — a man identified as "Kamal Nabhan Abu Muailiq and his wife, Huda Jaled Abu Muailiq" — and an unspecified number of injured after the impact of another drone against a residential building in the town of Deir al Balah, in the central area of the enclave.
Furthermore, another dead and one seriously injured have been confirmed in the Yabalia refugee camp, an additional fatality in a bombing in the east of the city of Gaza, and two more deceased in a new Israeli airstrike in Deir al Balah.
On the other hand, the Civil Defense teams of Gaza have reported the death of three people in attacks against the Al Qarara area, in the southern city of Khan Younis. These are the couple "Mahmud Zaki al Hams and Fatima Bahlul, and their son, Ahmed Mahmud al Hams," according to Sanad.
The Gazan authorities, controlled by the Islamic Resistance Movement, have stated this Sunday that 1,202 Palestinians have died and 4,076 have been injured due to Israeli bombings since the entry into force of the agreement reached between both parties in October 2025, during which a total of 804 bodies have been recovered from the rubble.
With these figures, the total balance rises to 73,356 deceased and 174,185 injured since the beginning of the Israeli military offensive against the Gaza Strip following the Hamas attacks on October 7, 2023.