Israeli strikes kill three people in Gaza, medics say
Health officials said the strikes killed at least 3 Palestinians and wounded others as Israel said it hit militants during ceasefire violations.
- On Saturday, three Palestinians, including the son of Gaza Health Ministry Director-General Munir al-Bursh, were killed in Israeli attacks across the Gaza Strip, according to medical sources.
- Violations of the United States-brokered ceasefire, in place since October 2025, have persisted as Israeli forces continue operations that have killed at least 1,381 people.
- One Palestinian died in a Shujayea drone strike, while a girl succumbed to injuries from earlier gunfire north of the Nuseirat refugee camp, Al-Aqsa Martyrs Hospital announced.
- The Health Ministry expressed condolences to Munir following the death of his son, Basir, who was killed in a strike targeting the az-Zahra neighbourhood west of Jabalia.
- Since October 2023, the war has killed nearly 74,000 Palestinians and destroyed about 90% of civilian infrastructure, while UNICEF reports that, on average, one child is killed daily.
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The Israeli military said it had hit militants today
Despite the ceasefire, Israel continues its deadly attacks on Gaza The post Gaza: Three dead after Israeli strike on car – New settler attacks in the West Bank appeared first on in.gr.
Among the victims is a minor who died after being transported to the hospital. Gaza health authorities account for 1,386 deaths since the cease-fire came into force.
Gaza Health Ministry Director’s son killed in Israeli strike
Gaza Strip: The son of Gaza Health Ministry Director-General Munir al-Bursh was among two Palestinians killed in Israeli strikes in the Gaza Strip on Saturday, September 19, amid continued violations of the ceasefire agreement in effect since October 2025. Basir al-Bursh was killed in an Israeli drone strike west of the Jabalia refugee camp in … Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News, Technology, Entertainment, Sports, Politics and Top St…
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