Fresh Israeli Strikes Hit Multiple Gaza Locations
Israel carried out new shelling and airstrikes Across Gaza on Thursday, killing at least 2 Palestinians and wounding 3 others, according to the Palestinian News Agency WAFA.
The strikes targeted separate locations across the territory, hitting both Gaza City and central Gaza within the same reporting period.
Airstrike South of Gaza City Kills One Man
An Israeli aircraft bombed a residential house located south of Gaza City, killing one man and wounding several others in the strike.
The identities of the wounded have not yet been confirmed by WAFA or other Palestinian health authorities at the time of reporting.
Displaced Palestinian Killed in Nuseirat Refugee Camp Strike
A second Israeli strike targeted a residential apartment north of the Nuseirat refugee camp in central Gaza, killing a displaced Palestinian identified as Islam Saleh.
Nuseirat, one of the most densely populated refugee camps in the Gaza Strip, has been repeatedly struck during the current conflict, raising ongoing concerns from humanitarian organizations about civilian casualties in displacement zones.
Casualties Reported by WAFA
All casualty figures in this report were confirmed by WAFA, the official Palestinian News Agency, which has been the primary source documenting strike-by-strike casualties across Gaza throughout the conflict.
Independent verification of the strikes by international media or organizations was not immediately available at the time of publication.
Context: Ongoing Israeli Military Campaign in Gaza
Thursday’s strikes are part of a sustained Israeli military campaign Across Gaza Strip that has continued without pause. Residential buildings, apartments, and structures in and around refugee camps have been among the locations repeatedly hit.
The United Nations and multiple international humanitarian bodies have raised repeated concerns over civilian casualties and the targeting of displacement zones throughout the conflict.
More: Gaza Civilian Casualty Tracker: A Running Record of Reported Deaths
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