Two Palestinians Killed, Three Wounded in Gaza Strikes
Translated & summarized from Al-Shams by baba
Two Palestinians, including a girl, were killed and three others injured in Israeli shelling and gunfire in Gaza City and Beit Lahia on Saturday. An Israeli drone strike killed Mohammed Anan Al-Rawagh near Palestine Stadium, while Fatima Abu Al-Laban was killed by gunfire in Beit Lahia. Artillery shelling and gunfire continued in various areas of the Gaza Strip, raising concerns for civilian safety.
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- Two Palestinians, including a girl, were killed and three injured in Israeli strikes in Gaza on Saturday.
- Mohammed Anan Al-Rawagh was killed by an Israeli drone strike west of Gaza City.
- Fatima Abu Al-Laban was killed by Israeli army gunfire northwest of Beit Lahia.
- A woman was injured by drone-fired live ammunition in the Jabalia refugee camp.
- Artillery shelling and tank fire continued in southern Gaza, near Khan Younis and Rafah.
Two Palestinians, including a girl, were killed and three others injured, one seriously, on Saturday morning during Israeli shelling and gunfire in Gaza City and Beit Lahia, northern Gaza. Medical sources reported that Mohammed Anan Al-Rawagh was killed when an Israeli drone targeted a gathering of civilians with a missile near Palestine Stadium in the Rimal neighborhood, west of Gaza City. In a separate incident, Fatima Abu Al-Laban was killed by Israeli army gunfire in the Tel al-Dhahab area, northwest of Beit Lahia. A woman was injured by live fire from an Israeli drone in the Jabalia refugee camp, north of the Strip. In the southern Gaza Strip, artillery shelling resumed from the eastern areas of Khan Younis towards western Rafah, accompanied by intense tank fire east of the Al-Tuffah neighborhood, east of Gaza City. These developments occur amid ongoing casualties from shelling and gunfire in Gaza over recent days. Palestinian reports on Friday indicated one citizen was killed and others injured when a bicycle was targeted on Al-Qubah Street, west of Khan Younis, with other raids also resulting in casualties in various parts of the Strip. Concerns persist for civilian safety due to renewed artillery shelling and targeting of civilian gatherings, alongside ongoing military operations in scattered areas of Gaza.
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