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At least 18 Palestinians, including three children and a baby, were martyred in ongoing Israeli shelling on Gaza since Wednesday morning, in clear violation of the ceasefire deal. The attacks targeted Gaza City and Khan Younis, claiming lives of children and the elderly. Israel also cancelled the evacuation of patients via the Rafah Crossing.
Gaza health authorities warn that Israeli restrictions on patient travel risk lives, despite a partial Rafah Crossing reopening. Over 18,000 patients await urgent evacuation, while more than 1,200 have died awaiting medical transfer.
Palestinians returning to Gaza via Rafah Crossing recount abuse by Israeli forces, including blindfolding and interrogations. Only 12 were allowed entry on the reopening day under severe restrictions. Gaza’s healthcare crisis worsens, with over 1,268 dying while waiting for medical evacuation, amid warnings of rising casualties.
Health authorities in Gaza stated that only five out of 450 critically ill patients will be allowed to leave the Strip after the Rafah Crossing partially reopened. Warnings persist about rising numbers of fatalities due to delays in medical transfers, while Israeli forces maintain control over the crossing and impose strict inspection procedures.
A three-year-old Palestinian boy was martyred on Monday morning after Israeli gunboats shelled tents housing displaced families in Al-Mawasi, southern Gaza, despite the area being labeled a ‘safe zone’. The attack is one of over 1,000 ceasefire violations by Israel since October, as forces strike areas beyond their deployment and block humanitarian aid.
At least 31 Palestinians were martyred in Gaza on Saturday amid ongoing Israeli strikes despite a ceasefire deal. The Health Ministry reported dozens of casualties, while Hamas accused Israel of breaching the truce and committing new massacres. Attacks focused on residential areas and displacement camps, with Civil Defense describing the situation as catastrophic.
