Eight Palestinians Killed in Israeli Attacks on Gaza, Including Journalist

According to the International Desk of Webangah News Agency, Israeli air and artillery raids on different parts of Gaza City and Khan Younis have resulted in the deaths of at least eight Palestinians, including a child, two women, and a journalist. More than 15 others sustained injuries.

Hospital sources in the Gaza Strip confirmed that Palestinian journalist Mohammed Abdulaziz Al-Najjar was among those killed in the attacks. The Government Media Office in Gaza announced that this journalist’s death brings the total number of reporters killed in the region since the start of the war to 263.

In western Gaza City, Iman Ramez Abdul-Aal was killed in an attack on a residential unit near Al-Shifa Hospital. Meanwhile, in the Tel Al-Hawa neighborhood in southwestern Gaza, five Palestinians were killed when a vehicle was targeted near the Council of Ministers intersection. Ashraf Abu-Ghaban succumbed to his injuries later.

In northern Khan Younis, Bilal Al-Simiri was targeted and killed near the Al-Mutahan intersection in the Al-Qarara area. Additionally, an Israeli drone strike on a tent housing displaced people in western Khan Younis injured four Palestinians, including two children, with one reported to be in critical condition.

In the eastern part of the Al-Tuffah neighborhood of Gaza City, Israeli warplanes carried out four strikes on residential homes near the Al-Sinafor intersection.