Within 24 hours. 12 Palestinians killed in Israeli raids on Gaza
Medical sources and civil defense in the Gaza Strip announced that 12 Palestinians, including 6 members of the same family, were killed as a result of airstrikes and artillery shelling that affected various areas in the Gaza Strip, in light of the continued daily violations of the ceasefire agreement signed in October 2025.
The Civil Defense in Gaza revealed in an official statement that the rescue teams were able to recover the bodies of 6 dead, a couple and their four children, after targeting the house of the Al-Masri family in front of the Chamber of Commerce on Al-Tsalini Street, south of Gaza City, where they were transferred to Al-Shifa Hospital.
Al-Aqsa Martyrs Hospital confirmed the arrival of two dead and several wounded following a raid on the city of Al-Zahra, south of Gaza City, in conjunction with the Civil Defense's announcement that 4 people were killed and others were injured following the targeting of a house in the vicinity of the Public Service Hospital in the Al-Samer area in the center of the city.
The Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas) condemned the airstrikes, noting in a statement that the recent targeting constitutes a violation and denial of the ceasefire agreement signed under international auspices in Sharm el-Sheikh.
The Gaza Health Ministry said that the continuous targeting since the announcement of the ceasefire agreement has led to the deaths of at least 1,168 Palestinians in the Gaza Strip.
Field movements and incursions of vehicles
Israeli artillery shelled southeast of the Zaytoun neighborhood south of Gaza City, in conjunction with heavy fire from military vehicles stationed in the vicinity of the area.
Local sources and eyewitnesses revealed that military vehicles and tanks accompanied by a bulldozer penetrated the Abu Gharaba area, east of the city of Deir al-Balah in the central Gaza Strip, for a distance of about 100 meters, where they carried out razing works on the lands before they withdrew.
The sources explained that the area witnessed the expansion of the control areas a few days ago following the removal of the cement blocks that symbolize the "yellow line" towards the western side.
According to field bulletins, Israeli forces continue to bombard the Gaza Strip on an almost regular basis with air and artillery shelling, which occupies more than 60% of its area, exacerbating the catastrophe and the acute humanitarian crisis that the population is suffering from.
Raids and Attacks in the West Bank
Israeli forces escalated their military operations in various parts of the West Bank through a series of large-scale incursions targeting cities, towns and camps, including raids on homes, arrests and attacks by settlers.
Field reports revealed that simultaneous incursions were carried out in Ramallah and Al-Bireh governorates, including the villages of Al-Mazra'a al-Sharqiyah, Sarda, Barqa, Deir Jarir, Beituniya and Turmusaya, during which a young man was arrested and an attack by settlers during which they fired live bullets and set fire to lands and properties.
The sources explained that the Nablus governorate witnessed a storming of the city and the town of Beita, in conjunction with an attack by settlers near the checkpoint of Al-Murabba and the village of Jalud, while the town of Qabatiya in Jenin governorate witnessed the arrest of six young men after raiding their homes.
It was reported that the city of Qalqilya was stormed and a number of workers coming from Gaza were arrested, in addition to continuing military operations in Tubas, Tamun and Doha in Bethlehem, in addition to storming the town of Birnbala and the Coptic suburb of Al-Ram in occupied Jerusalem.
Warnings about settlement plans in Al-Aqsa
The Ministry of Endowments and Religious Affairs condemned the inciting calls launched by the settler organizations for the widest storming of the blessed Al-Aqsa Mosque on Thursday, demanding that it be allowed to storm at night following the so-called "sovereignty march".
The ministry revealed in an official statement that these plans aim to bring in more than 5,000 settlers and impose new nightly incursions in conjunction with the anniversary of the "destruction of the Temple", which represents a dangerous escalation and an attempt to change the existing historical and legal situation.
The Ministry of Awqaf clarified that Al-Aqsa Mosque, with its total area of 144 dunums, is a pure right of Muslims and cannot be divided or shared, stressing that attempts to impose a new reality will not grant any legitimacy.
According to the official statements, the Israeli authorities are fully responsible for the consequences of the provocations and provide cover for extremist groups, calling on citizens to tighten their gear in the courtyards of Al-Aqsa to thwart these plans.
The ministry said it calls on the international community and Arab and Islamic countries to intervene urgently to pressure the Israeli authorities to stop the ongoing violations against the holy sites.