Israeli attacks in Gaza killed at least one person and wounded others, while Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu rejected a US peace plan, stating Israel will not withdraw until Hamas is disarmed.
Israeli strikes in Gaza killed at least seven Palestinians and destroyed medicine warehouses vital for Al-Aqsa Martyrs Hospital, days after a disarmament agreement. The attacks, including drone strikes, also damaged shelters for displaced people, with officials calling for international intervention.
At least five people, including a nine-year-old girl, were killed in Gaza by Israeli drone attacks and gunfire. The Health Ministry reported the deaths, with one child killed by gunfire in Al-Bureij camp and four others by a drone strike in Gaza City. Israel stated it targeted "terrorist infrastructure."
The Gaza Health Ministry reported that 1,007 Palestinians have been killed in the Gaza Strip due to Israeli military actions since the ceasefire began. Additionally, 3,165 residents have been injured. The total casualty count since October 2023 has reached 73,018.
The Gaza Health Ministry reported Wednesday that 1,005 Palestinians have been killed in Israeli military operations in Gaza since a ceasefire with Hamas was agreed upon last October. Near-daily strikes, shelling, and gunfire continue in the besieged enclave. An Israeli strike in Khan Younis killed two Palestinians and wounded six.
The Gaza Health Ministry reported that 1,005 Palestinians have been killed in Israeli operations since a ceasefire was reached with Hamas in October. Recent strikes in central Gaza and Gaza City, as well as an incident in Khan Younis, contributed to the toll. Israel stated it targeted a "terrorist" in Khan Younis.
Gaza's health ministry reported nearly 1,000 deaths since the start of the ceasefire, with five Israeli soldiers also killed. The total death toll since October 7, 2023, has reached 73,001, with over 173,200 wounded. The ministry's records are considered reliable by UN agencies and experts, though they do not differentiate between civilians and militants.
Gaza's Health Ministry announced Sunday that the Palestinian death toll from the ongoing conflict has surpassed 73,000, with over 173,200 wounded since the war began on October 7, 2023. The ministry, run by the Hamas-led government, confirmed 73,001 fatalities, including five reported on Sunday.
The Palestinian Ministry of Health in Gaza reported 119 fatalities in May 2026, the highest this year. Meanwhile, the US denied coordinating with Israel on Jordanian custodianship of Al-Aqsa Mosque. Hamas expressed readiness to hand over Gaza's governance, while Israel announced the killing of a Hamas leader working as a doctor in Deir al-Balah.
