According to information received from local and medical sources, the Israeli army continued to target civilians and asylum centers in various parts of the Gaza Strip despite the ceasefire.
In the artillery attack on Havle School, where the displaced people took shelter in the city of Deir el-Belah, 1 child died and many people were injured.
Al-Aqsa Martyrs Hospital sources reported that sleeping children and civilians were targeted because of the artillery shell that hit a classroom of the school on Salahaddin Street.
Civilians were targeted with unmanned aerial vehicles
1 Palestinian was killed and 1 person was seriously injured in the air attack carried out by an Israeli unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) on the area where civilians gathered near the Communication Junction in the west of Gaza city.
A young man who was seriously injured as a result of fire opened by Israeli soldiers near the Palestine Stadium in the center of the city, died in the hospital he was taken to.
Earlier in the day, Yusuf Akile and his daughter Vefa, who were passing by, lost their lives as a result of a car being targeted with a UAV in the En-Nasr District in the west of Gaza city.
In addition, 4 Palestinians were moderately and seriously injured in another UAV attack on the area where civilians were located in the Shati Refugee Camp in the west of Gaza.
In the latest statement made by the Palestinian Ministry of Health in Gaza, it was stated that the number of deaths as a result of Israel's ceasefire violations increased to 1344 and the number of injured increased to 4 thousand 481.
Vefa, a 9-year-old girl from Gaza, died in an Israeli air strike on her first school day.
The bodies of Vefa Akile and her father Yusuf Akile (36), who lost their lives in Israel's unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) attack on a civilian vehicle on Şifa Street in Gaza city center, were taken to Şifa Hospital.
The attack in question turned Palestinian Vefa's joy of returning to school into a great tragedy.
In the images shared on social media, school books, notebooks and stationery are seen scattered around Vefa Akile's lifeless body.
All that remains of Vefa, one of the thousands of children trying to hold on to education and life in the midst of the war in Gaza, is a smiling photo of herself in her school uniform.
A struggle for education in the shadow of attacks
Although the Palestinian Ministry of Education announced that the new school year would start on September 16, many schools and alternative education points across Gaza had completed their preparations and started classes.
In the region, where most of the school buildings have become unusable due to the heavy destruction and non-stop bombardment caused by Israel, children try to continue their lessons in temporary learning centers consisting mostly of tents.
According to Palestinian Statistics Center data, more than 30 percent of those who lost their lives in Israel's ongoing attacks were children, while the number of children who lost their lives increased to 21 thousand 283.
Approximately 19 thousand of those who lost their lives were school-age students, while more than 44 thousand children were injured.
