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Gaza Ceasefire Violations Claim Four Lives in 24 Hours

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Gaza Ceasefire Violations Claim Four Lives in 24 Hours

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Four Palestinians, including a child, were killed in Gaza within 24 hours due to alleged Israeli ceasefire violations. The incidents included shelling and gunfire, with specific fatalities reported in Maghazi, northern Gaza, and Rafah. Since October 11, over 1,493 have died and 5,299 injured, while the overall toll since October 7 stands at 74,382 dead and 175,416 wounded.

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  • Four Palestinians, including a child, died in Gaza within 24 hours due to alleged Israeli ceasefire violations.
  • Fatalities were reported in the Maghazi camp, northern Gaza, and the Mawasi area of Rafah.
  • Israeli forces also opened fire and conducted home demolitions in various Gaza locations.
  • Over 1,493 Palestinians have died and 5,299 injured since the October 11 ceasefire.
  • The total casualty count since October 7, 2023, is 74,382 dead and 175,416 injured.

The Israeli army continued its violations of the Gaza Strip ceasefire agreement, resulting in the deaths of four Palestinians, including a four-year-old child, within the past 24 hours. Medical sources reported the death of child Osama Ahmed Abed from wounds sustained in an Israeli shelling attack on the Maghazi camp three weeks prior. Khalid Abd al-Fattah Jabir also died from injuries sustained in a previous strike in northern Gaza. Additionally, Salah al-Din Aql and Ezz al-Din Iyad Barhoum were killed in an attack targeting a security point in the Mawasi area of Rafah.

On the ground, Israeli army vehicles opened fire east of Hamad City in northern Khan Younis. Several Palestinians were injured along the yellow line in Khan Younis and Gaza City, according to medical sources. The Israeli military also carried out demolitions of homes near Kamal Adwan Hospital in Beit Lahia overnight.

Medical sources stated that five individuals were killed and 18 injured in Gaza's hospitals over the last 24 hours. Since the ceasefire began on October 11, the total number of fatalities has risen to 1,493, with 5,299 injured. Furthermore, 836 bodies have been recovered. Since the start of the Israeli offensive on October 7, 2023, the total casualty count has reached 74,382 killed and 175,416 injured, according to medical sources.

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