Israeli forces kill at least seven Palestinians in separate attacks across Gaza

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Israeli forces killed at least seven Palestinians, including a child, in separate strikes across Gaza on Thursday, with incidents reported in Gaza City, al-Sudaniya, al-Mawasi, Bani Suheila, and northeastern Khan Younis. Gaza's civil defence rescue service reported the casualties, while the health ministry stated that Israeli actions since October 2023 have resulted in 74,254 Palestinian deaths and 5,189 injuries.

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At least seven Palestinians, including a child, were killed in separate Israeli strikes throughout the day, Gaza’s civil defence rescue service said on Thursday. Strikes were reported in Gaza City, the al-Sudaniya area, al-Mawasi in Rafah, Bani Suheila, and northeastern Khan Younis.

Israeli forces kill at least seven Palestinians in separate attacks across Gaza

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