Israeli strikes kill at least seven in Gaza
Health officials said two separate strikes, including one on a Gaza City apartment, killed at least seven Palestinians despite a ceasefire.
Israeli strikes killed at least seven Palestinians in Gaza on Thursday, health officials said, as strikes continued despite a ceasefire.
Gaza City apartment hit
Health officials said an airstrike on an apartment in Gaza City killed a woman and wounded her husband and several other people, medics said. A separate strike elsewhere in the territory accounted for additional deaths, bringing the reported toll to at least seven, officials said.
Officials said the attacks took place while a ceasefire was nominally in effect; they did not provide further detail on the timing or the second strike's exact location. Medical teams in Gaza reported treating multiple wounded civilians following the strikes.
Scenario: if strikes persist over the next 48 hours, diplomatic efforts to sustain the ceasefire and routes for humanitarian access could be further strained, increasing the risk of wider escalation and complicating relief operations. Observers will watch for official statements from involved actors and any shifts in ground movements or ceasefire enforcement within that window.
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