Over the past three days, the occupation forces violated the humanitarian truce more than once, targeting farmers east of the Al-Maghazi camp, killing one and injuring another.
Israeli occupation navy boats fired a number of missiles at the coast of Khan Yunis, Al-Shati, and Sheikh Radwan in the Gaza Strip, the official Palestinian news agency WAFA reported.
This coincides with the sixth and final day of the truce, which was extended two days ago.
Media sources told WAFA that Israeli boats fired at Palestinians’ homes in the areas west of Khan Yunis, Al-Shati Camp, Sheikh Radwan, and other areas adjacent to and opposite the coast of the Strip, without any casualties being reported.
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Over the past three days, the occupation forces violated the humanitarian truce more than once, targeting farmers while they were working on their land east of the Al-Maghazi camp, killing one and injuring another.
Seven citizens were also wounded by bullets from Israeli forces, in the vicinity of Al-Quds Hospital in Tel Al-Hawa – west of Gaza City – and the Indonesian in the town of Beit Lahia, north of the Gaza Strip.
DIRECTOR GENERAL OF GAZA HEALTH MINISTRY: The occupation still prevents fuel from entering hospitals and destroyed medical devices in Gaza's hospitals.
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On the first day of the humanitarian truce, the occupation forces targeted a group of citizens, while they were trying to return from the south of the Gaza Strip to the north, killing two and injuring others.
During the days of the truce, the occupation forces prevented 1.7 million people displaced to the southern Gaza Strip from returning home to inspect their houses and property, most of which were bombed and destroyed in the center and north of the Strip, or even from searching for their missing family members, after threatening to target them.
The Palestinian Resistance and the Israeli government have agreed to a four-day truce starting on Friday, November 24. The truce was extended for a two-day period on Monday.
Until the ceasefire was announced, the Palestinian Ministry of Health in Gaza announced that over 15,000 Palestinians, including over 6,150 children and more than 4,000, with another 36,000 wounded.
(PC, WAFA)
