Gaza Health Ministry Reports 15 Dead, 38 Injured in 48 Hours Amid Ongoing Israeli Attacks
Translated & summarized from Al-Shams by baba
The Gaza Ministry of Health reported 15 Palestinians killed and 38 injured in the Strip over 48 hours due to ongoing Israeli attacks. These casualties add to the 1,593 killed and 5,748 injured since a ceasefire began October 11, 2025. The incidents include drone strikes, artillery fire, and demolitions, occurring despite political efforts to end the conflict. The overall death toll since the war began is 74,609.
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- Gaza's Health Ministry reported 15 Palestinians killed and 38 injured in the Strip over the past 48 hours.
- The casualties occurred amid continued Israeli airstrikes, shelling, and targeting of displacement camps.
- Recent incidents include drone strikes in Khan Younis and Al-Masdar, and gunfire in Yarmouk camp.
- Since October 11, 2025, 1,593 Palestinians have been killed and 5,748 injured in Gaza.
- The overall death toll since the conflict began is 74,609 killed and 175,872 injured.
- These events continue despite political efforts and a U.S.-backed roadmap to end the war.
The Gaza Ministry of Health announced on Monday that 15 Palestinians were killed and 38 others were injured in the Strip over the past 48 hours. The ministry stated that the casualties include individuals killed in recent strikes, those who succumbed to earlier injuries, and bodies recovered from rubble. Specifically, 11 Palestinians died in recent Israeli attacks, two died from wounds sustained previously, and two bodies were retrieved.
These incidents occurred amidst continued Israeli shelling, gunfire, and targeting of displacement camps across Gaza. Reports indicate ongoing Israeli violations of a ceasefire agreement, including renewed airstrikes, artillery bombardment, house demolitions, and firing at residential areas and tents housing displaced people.
In Khan Younis, southern Gaza, three displaced individuals were killed and four injured by Israeli drone strikes targeting areas in the central and southern Strip. One strike hit a group of displaced people near well 19 in the Al-Mawasi area of Khan Younis. In the central Gaza village of Al-Masdar, civil defense reported two displaced individuals injured by shrapnel from an Israeli drone, while another was shot by Israeli forces in the Al-Batn area of Yarmouk camp, east of Gaza City.
Violations extended beyond airstrikes, with the Israeli military reportedly conducting extensive demolitions in Al-Masdar village. Intense gunfire was reported east of Khan Younis, and Israeli drones dropped bombs near Abu Hamid roundabout in the city center. Israeli naval vessels also fired on coastal areas off southern Khan Younis.
The Gaza Ministry of Health reported that since the implementation of a ceasefire agreement on October 11, 2025, the total number of killed has reached 1,593, with 5,748 injured and 847 bodies recovered. Since the start of the broader conflict, the total casualties have risen to 74,609 killed and 175,872 injured.
These developments persist despite ongoing political efforts to implement agreement stages and end the war, including a "roadmap" announced by U.S. President Donald Trump on July 31, 2026, which Palestinian factions have reportedly accepted. However, the situation on the ground in Gaza continues to be marked by attacks, exacerbating the suffering of residents and displaced persons.
