Gaza Herald– Israeli violations of the ceasefire agreement in Gaza entered their 120th consecutive day on Sunday, with relentless air and artillery strikes across the Strip.
Six Palestinians were killed by Israeli forces on Sunday alone. The renewed attacks, including aerial bombardments and ground fire, spanned several regions of Gaza.
Among the victims was 16-year-old Mohammad Al-Sarahi, shot near Salah Al-Din Mosque in Gaza City’s Al-Zaytoun neighborhood. A young child was also shot dead in the same area.
Earlier, a woman succumbed to injuries from a previous airstrike.
Motasem Issa Samour died from wounds sustained days ago in Khan Younis, while Salem Rouhi Al-Sous (33) was killed in Beit Lahia. In Rafah, Dalia Asfour, injured in a 2023 airstrike, died from her wounds—joining her four children previously killed in the same attack.
Nasim Abu Al-Ajeen (20) was killed by Israeli ground fire east of Deir al-Balah.
Israeli tanks and artillery also shelled several neighborhoods including Al-Tuffah (Gaza City), Khan Younis, Al-Bureij refugee camp, and northern Gaza. An explosion from Israeli remnants wounded a child, according to Al-Hamad Hospital.
Israeli media aired footage showing forces demolishing a water tank in Khan Younis.
Late Saturday, the Israeli army claimed it shot and killed two Palestinians who allegedly crossed the “yellow line” and posed a threat near southern and northern Gaza.
Since the ceasefire began on October 11, 2025, 576 Palestinians have been killed and 1,543 injured due to ongoing Israeli violations. In total, since October 7, 2023, the genocide has resulted in 72,027 dead and 171,651 wounded, most of them civilians.
