
AI-generated summary
Since the ceasefire came into force, 1,643 Palestinians have lost their lives and 5,964 people have been injured in Israel's violations. More than 74 thousand Palestinians have lost their lives and more than 176 thousand people have been injured in attacks in the Gaza Strip since October 2023. The attacks have led to the destruction of approximately 90 percent of the infrastructure in Gaza.
According to information received from the health sources of Şifa Hospital, 2 Palestinians lost their lives and 3 people were injured in the Israeli bombardment of the Safatavi region in the north of the Gaza Strip.
Eyewitnesses also stated that an Israeli unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) targeted civilians around the Abu Sharh Junction in the Safatavi region with 2 missiles.
According to information received from local sources, a Palestinian was injured in his shoulder as a result of fire opened by the Israeli army in the Sudaniyye region in the northwest of the Gaza Strip.
Israeli UAVs dropped bombs and explosives on Palestinian facilities and houses in the east of Tuffah District of Gaza city. Israeli forces also opened intense fire on civilians' houses and displaced persons' tents in the same area.
In the south of the Gaza Strip, Nasser Hospital sources stated that a Palestinian in the city of Khan Younis was injured in his hand as a result of fire opened by Israeli soldiers.
Israeli army vehicles opened fire on the eastern and southern areas of Khan Younis. Health sources also stated that a Palestinian was injured as a result of fire opened by the Israeli army in the Er-Rıdvan land location of the Mevasi region, south of Khan Younis.
Israeli forces opened fire on different parts of Khan Younis in the morning and bombarded the northeastern parts of the city with artillery fire.
On the other hand, it was reported that Palestinian Nidal Zarab, who was injured in the Israeli attack on the Mevasi region of Rafah 2 weeks ago, died in Nasser Hospital, where he was receiving treatment.
It was reported that Israeli artillery units bombed the eastern and northern areas of the Burayj Refugee Camp, and a girl was injured in her foot as a result of the fire opened in the 9th block area of the camp.
According to the latest data from the Ministry of Health in Gaza, 1643 Palestinians have lost their lives and 5,964 people have been injured in Israeli violations since the ceasefire came into force.
More than 74 thousand Palestinians have lost their lives and more than 176 thousand people have been injured in Israel's attacks on the Gaza Strip since October 2023.
The attacks have led to the destruction of approximately 90 percent of the infrastructure in Gaza.
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Israel's attacks and opening fire on civilian areas in the Gaza Strip will continue.
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