Three Palestinians, including a child, were killed as Gaza authorities reported thousands of Israeli ceasefire violations since the truce took effect.

Key Developments

Three Palestinians, including a child, were killed in an Israeli drone strike on Deir al-Balah, while four deaths were recorded in the past 24 hours.

Gaza’s Government Media Office said Israeli forces committed 3,465 ceasefire violations, killing 1,045 Palestinians and injuring 3,380 since October 11.

Authorities said humanitarian aid and travel commitments remain largely unmet, with only 36% of the agreed aid trucks and travelers allowed through.

Deadly Strike Hits Deir al-Balah

Child Killed

Three Palestinians, including a child, were killed and several others were injured in an Israeli drone strike targeting the vicinity of Wadi al-Salqa Bridge on al-Baraka Street in Deir al-Balah, central Gaza, according to medical sources.

The strike raised the number of Palestinians killed over the past 24 hours to four, as Israeli forces continued demolition operations northeast of Khan Younis, artillery shelling near Wadi Gaza, and gunfire around the Nuseirat and Bureij refugee camps.

The Gaza Health Ministry said hospitals received four bodies and eight wounded during the past day, adding that rescue teams remain unable to reach many victims trapped beneath rubble due to ongoing attacks.

The ministry said the death toll since October 7, 2023, has reached 73,058, with 173,488 wounded. Since the ceasefire took effect on October 11, 1,045 Palestinians have been killed, 3,380 injured, while 786 bodies have been recovered.

Thousands of Ceasefire Violations

Gaza’s Government Media Office said Israeli occupation forces have committed 3,465 violations of the ceasefire agreement since it entered into force.

According to the office, the violations have resulted in 1,045 deaths, 3,380 injuries, and the arrest of 113 Palestinians during the truce period.

The office also accused Israel of failing to meet humanitarian commitments under the agreement. It said only 55,539 of the 156,000 aid trucks scheduled to enter Gaza have crossed into the enclave—about 36% of the agreed total.

Similarly, only 8,016 of the expected 21,800 travelers were permitted to leave through the Rafah crossing, also representing roughly 36% compliance with the agreement, according to the media office.

(PC, QNN, Al Mayadeen)