Israeli attacks killed seven Palestinians, including a child, in Gaza on Tuesday as naval fire wounded a fisherman off Khan Yunis.
Key Takeaways
- Israeli attacks killed seven Palestinians, including a child. A drone strike on a shelter in Gaza City’s Al-Zeitoun neighborhood killed two people.
- Israeli gunfire wounded a five-year-old inside a school sheltering displaced families, while Israeli naval fire wounded a fisherman and set two boats ablaze.
- Gaza’s Health Ministry said 1,614 Palestinians have been killed and 5,849 wounded since the ceasefire took effect in October 2025.
Israeli Drone Strikes Shelter in Gaza City
Seven Palestinians, including a child, were killed and others wounded Tuesday as Israeli occupation forces carried out strikes and opened fire across the Gaza Strip despite the ceasefire.
Local sources said an Israeli drone struck the roof of a shelter in Al-Zaytoun, southeast of Gaza City, killing two Palestinians and wounding others. Further deaths were reported in strikes on the city’s Al-Daraj and Al-Sabra neighborhoods.
Israel is heavily bombing refugee tents in Gaza. These displaced families were already struggling as rainwater flooded their tents, leaving them with nowhere dry to sleep. Now, even their fragile shelters are under attack! pic.twitter.com/QHUIgpA2By
— The Resonance (@Partisan_12) November 10, 2026
Child Shot inside School, Fishing Boats Set Ablaze
Israeli occupation forces killed a Palestinian in Batn al-Samin, south of Khan Yunis. In separate incidents, gunfire wounded a five-year-old child inside Mustafa Hafez School, which shelters displaced Palestinians, and a displaced woman was wounded in the Bir 19 area southwest of the city.
Israeli warships fired at fishing boats off Khan Yunis, wounding a fisherman and setting two boats ablaze. Israeli artillery and military vehicles also fired on areas east and south of the city.
Homes Demolished as Ceasefire Death Toll Rises
Israeli artillery shelled areas east of Deir al-Balah in central Gaza. Southeast of the Al-Maghazi refugee camp, Israeli military vehicles moved into the area and troops blew up homes and other civilian structures.
Gaza’s Health Ministry said 1,614 Palestinians had been killed and 5,849 wounded since the ceasefire took effect on October 11, 2025. The ministry separately reported that 850 bodies had been recovered from the rubble during that period.
(PC, QNN)

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