At least three Palestinians have lost their lives, including two children, in a new wave of bombings launched during the early hours of this Thursday by the Israeli Army against the Gaza Strip, despite the ceasefire being in effect.
In a first attack against areas located south of Khan Younis, two people have died, one of them an eight-year-old child, according to sources familiar with the situation who spoke to the newspaper "Filastin," linked to the Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas), which exercises control over the authorities of the Palestinian enclave.
Later, a second bombing on a block of housing in the central area of Gaza has resulted in one death, a minor, as well as several injuries, as indicated by these same sources.
Additionally, several buildings have been damaged in the west of the city of Gaza as a result of drone attacks, which have caused at least ten injuries, all of whom have been transferred to Al Shifa hospital for medical attention.
Despite the truce agreed upon in October, more than 1,200 Palestinians have died in Israeli attacks in Gaza, where the total number of fatalities exceeds 73,300 since the onset of the offensive triggered by the attacks carried out against Israel in October 2023.