Israeli Shelling Hits Gaza Refugee Areas, Injuring Displaced

Israeli shelling resumed in the Gaza Strip early Sunday, striking residential areas and sites housing displaced people. The military operations continued despite a ceasefire. Reports indicated that more than eight displaced individuals were injured amid 12 alleged violations during the pre-dawn hours. In Gaza City, the Shuja'iya and Zeitoun neighborhoods experienced explosions and demolitions, while an airstrike targeted a multi-story residential building. Heavy gunfire from drones was also reported around Shuja'iya and Al-Tuffah, along with shooting on Yaffa Street in the eastern part of the city. Homes in the targeted areas sustained damage from fires, and shelling hit tents sheltering displaced families in Shuja'iya and parts of Khan Younis, resulting in injuries among the displaced. In the southern Gaza Strip, Rafah faced artillery shelling, accompanied by gunfire from military vehicles directed at displaced families' tents in the Mawasi Rafah and Khan Younis areas. The eastern areas of Al-Bureij camp also saw gunfire, and shelling extended from eastern Khan Younis towards western Rafah. These developments occur while various parts of the Strip continue to experience shelling targeting residential neighborhoods and areas with displaced populations, increasing the risks faced by families living in tents.