Three Palestinians Killed in Israeli Attacks Across Gaza Strip, Including Child

Gaza Herald –Three Palestinians, including a child, were killed on Friday in Israeli airstrikes and gunfire targeting Gaza City and Deir al-Balah in the central Gaza Strip.

Child Hussam Housou and Palestinian woman Intisar Abu Asir were killed when an Israeli strike hit a residential building in the Sabra neighborhood of southern Gaza City.

In a separate attack, Musbah Daloul was shot and killed by Israeli forces southeast of Deir al-Balah in central Gaza.

Israeli Airstrikes Target Residential Areas in Gaza City

Israeli warplanes carried out several airstrikes on areas east of Gaza City, including one that completely destroyed a residential building.

Another strike targeted a house in the Sabra neighborhood, while Israeli artillery simultaneously shelled eastern parts of the city.

The continued artillery bombardment injured at least one Palestinian, who was transported to Al-Ahli Arab Hospital for medical treatment.

The attacks caused further destruction in residential areas already devastated by prolonged Israeli military operations.

Israeli Shelling Expands Across Central Gaza

In the central Gaza Strip, Israeli artillery targeted areas northeast of the Bureij refugee camp and east of Deir al-Balah.

The shelling came amid reports of continued Israeli military activity across several parts of the territory, exposing residents to further danger.

The attacks affected multiple areas of Gaza, with airstrikes, artillery bombardment and gunfire reported in both northern and central parts of the Strip.

Israeli Forces Open Fire Towards Displaced Palestinians’ Tents

In southern Gaza, Israeli forces opened heavy fire towards tents sheltering displaced Palestinians in the al-Mawasi areas of Khan Younis and Rafah.

Israeli forces also fired illumination flares south of Khan Younis as military operations continued in the area.

The reported gunfire near displacement shelters raised further concerns for Palestinian families already forced from their homes and living in overcrowded, temporary accommodation.

The latest attacks add to the dangers facing civilians across Gaza, where repeated bombardment, the destruction of residential buildings and continued displacement have severely affected daily life.