At least three Palestinians were killed and several injured in Israeli attacks across Gaza on Saturday, including air and drone strikes. These incidents occurred despite a ceasefire declared months ago, with Gaza's Health Ministry reporting nearly 1,000 deaths since then. Meanwhile, Israeli forces conducted raids in the West Bank, resulting in injuries and property damage.
Gaza's improvised cement industry is turning rubble into construction material due to Israeli bans on imports. Workers face severe health risks in makeshift tents, producing a substitute cement that is expensive and not structurally sound, but the only option for many.
At least 13 people killed in Israeli strikes across Gaza, including a pregnant woman carrying twins and two of her children in northern Gaza. Eight others killed in Khan Younis, including four police officers targeted in an Israeli strike on a police vehicle. The deadly strikes have continued despite a truce in effect since October 10, with many Gazans saying the violence feels like the war has never stopped.
