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Israeli fire kills two young children in Gaza, medics say

Health officials said Israeli airstrikes and tank fire killed at least four Palestinians, including two children, as evacuation warnings preceded attacks across Gaza.

  • On Monday, Israeli airstrikes and gunfire killed two young children and two other Palestinians in the Gaza Strip, health officials reported.
  • Hamas accuses Israel of violating the ceasefire and undermining efforts to implement a broader plan by President Donald Trump to end the conflict. Israel says its strikes aimed to thwart imminent attacks by militants.
  • Medics and relatives reported 10-year-old Amal Abu Khater was killed in Khan Younis, while a four-year-old boy died in separate strikes in Bureij. The Israeli military said it was not aware of the incident involving the girl.
  • The Israeli military claimed the Deir Al-Balah strike targeted a Hamas militant but did not respond to questions about the other attacks. Officials denied bombing a desalination plant in Sheikh Radwan, asserting they struck only an adjacent site.
  • Since a ceasefire took effect last October, more than 1,280 Palestinians have been killed in Gaza, according to health officials, while the Israeli military reported four Israeli soldiers have also been killed.
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Gaza health officials said at least four people, including two children aged four and 10, were killed in Israeli airstrikes and gunfire in the occupied territory on Monday.

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At least four people have been killed in attacks by the Israeli army in the Gaza Strip.

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Gaza Strip officials said at least five people, including two children, were killed in strikes by Israeli forces on Monday.

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