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On November 1, the Palestinian Ministry of Internal Affairs reported that 75 security elements of the ministry had lost their lives in Israeli attacks in Gaza since the ceasefire reached in October 2025.
A police commissioner from the internal security unit and a child lost their lives in the Israeli attacks targeting Khan Younis and Gaza cities of the Gaza Strip.
In a written statement made by the Palestinian Ministry of Internal Affairs, it was announced that 44-year-old Police Commissioner Khalid Ibrahim Shalluf lost his life in the Israeli bombardment targeting members of the internal security organization in the Mevasi region.
Medical sources from Kuwait Hospital in Khan Younis also reported that a total of 11 people were injured in the attack, 4 of whom were seriously injured.
With this operation, the Israeli army carried out its second attack against the internal security units of the Gaza government in the last 3 days.
According to information provided by health sources, a Palestinian child lost his life in the attack carried out by an Israeli unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) targeting a tent where civilians were staying near the Gaza Municipality. In the same attack, many people were injured, some seriously.
On the other hand, another health source noted that 39-year-old Imad Omer Radi, who was seriously injured in the Israeli attack on Han Yunus' Japantown yesterday, died despite the interventions.
In the statement made by the Ministry of Internal Affairs on November 1, it was stated that 75 security elements of the ministry lost their lives in Israeli attacks carried out since the ceasefire reached in Gaza in October 2025.
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