At least four Palestinians, including two minors, have lost their lives this Monday in a new series of attacks against several points in the Gaza Strip, despite the ceasefire agreed in October 2025 as part of the proposal promoted by the United States regarding the future of this coastal Palestinian territory.
According to reports from the newspaper "Filastin" and the official Palestinian agency WAFA, a girl has died from gunfire fired by the Israeli Army in the Al Tuffa neighborhood, located northeast of the city of Gaza.
Another minor, identified as Ismail al Bardauil, has died after being hit by gunfire from Israeli forces in Al Mauasi, near Rafah, in the south of the Gaza Strip and close to the border with Egypt, according to medical sources cited by WAFA.
In parallel, a man identified as Muhsen Ahmad Mustafá Bahja has died in northern Gaza, while another Palestinian, identified as Fidaa Jader Tutá, 31 years old, has been shot on the Saladin road, the main roadway that crosses the Strip from north to south, as reported by the Palestinian newspaper "Filastin."
The authorities of the Strip, controlled by the Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas), have raised the death toll to 1,394 and the injured to 4,839 since the ceasefire came into effect. To these figures are added 834 bodies recovered in areas from which Israeli troops withdrew after the aforementioned agreement.
The Gaza Health Ministry has also detailed that, since the beginning of the Israeli offensive triggered by the attacks of October 7, 2023 —"which left about 1,200 dead and nearly 250 kidnapped, according to the official balance of the Israeli authorities"—, 73,914 dead and 174,952 injured have been recorded in the Gaza Strip.