Gaza Herald — Israeli occupation forces continued their attacks across the Gaza Strip on Friday, October 30, bombing a residential apartment, carrying out large-scale demolitions and opening fire in several areas despite the ceasefire agreement, as the number of Palestinians killed since the truce began reached 1,574.
Several Palestinians were injured early Friday when an Israeli airstrike hit a residential apartment in the Sheikh Radwan neighborhood, northwest of Gaza City, according to field sources.
The attack came as Israeli forces continued military operations across the Strip, raising renewed concerns over civilian safety despite the ceasefire.
Israeli Forces Blow Up Buildings in Central Gaza
In central Gaza, Israeli occupation forces carried out a large-scale demolition operation east of al-Masdar village.
Meanwhile, Israeli reconnaissance aircraft intensified their flights over western Gaza City.
The latest attacks followed Israeli shelling in central Gaza on Thursday that killed three Palestinians and injured several others.
The continuing airstrikes, demolitions and gunfire have left Palestinians facing the threat of further attacks even as the ceasefire remains officially in effect.
1,574 Palestinians Killed Since Ceasefire Took Effect
According to the Palestinian Ministry of Health in Gaza, Israeli attacks have killed 1,574 Palestinians and injured 5,687 others since the ceasefire took effect on October 11, 2025.
The figures underscore the continuing human toll of Israeli military operations during a period intended to protect civilians and halt the fighting.
Gaza Genocide Death Toll Reaches 74,570
The Ministry of Health also reported that 74,570 Palestinians have been killed and 175,808 injured since Israel launched its genocidal war on Gaza on October 7, 2023.
The ongoing attacks come as Palestinians struggle with mass displacement, widespread destruction, damaged infrastructure and severe shortages of essential supplies.
For families who have already endured years of bombardment and displacement, the continued Israeli airstrikes and demolitions have reinforced fears that the ceasefire is failing to deliver the safety and stability they desperately need.
