At least two Palestinians have lost their lives this Tuesday in two bombings carried out by the Israeli Army against the Gaza Strip, despite the fact that the ceasefire agreement established in October 2025 remains in force after the pact between Israel and the Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas) to implement the United States' proposal on the future of the enclave.
According to information released by the Palestinian newspaper "Filastin", one man has died in an attack near Khan Yunis, in the south of the Strip, while another person has died and several others have been injured in a bombing against tents of displaced people in Gaza City, in the north.
For the moment, the Israeli Army has not offered any version of these operations, which occur one day after Hamas announced the dissolution of the body that managed the administration of the territory since 2007, within the preparations for the transfer of powers to the technocratic committee agreed within the framework of the proposal presented by the President of the United States, Donald Trump, for Gaza.
The Gazan Ministry of Health, controlled by Hamas, stated on Monday that at least 1,072 people have died and 3,463 have been injured by attacks from Israeli forces since the ceasefire came into effect. In the same period, 799 bodies have also been recovered in areas from which Israeli troops had withdrawn.
The Ministry itself also detailed that, since the beginning of the Israeli offensive following the attacks of October 7, 2023 —which caused about 1,200 deaths and nearly 250 hostages, according to the official count—, 73,098 "martyrs" and 173,571 injured have been registered. At the same time, it warned that there are still bodies to be collected in the streets and under the rubble of buildings destroyed by the bombings.