Seven people were killed and 38 injured in Israeli strikes in Gaza over the past two days, the territory’s health ministry said. The ministry said most casualties were taken from the Sheikh Radwan area and the Nuseirat camp, where Israeli forces had carried out intense shelling.
On Friday, the Israel Defense Forces reported several operations in Gaza during the previous week. The military said it carried out two targeted strikes against two Hamas militants and destroyed a roughly two-kilometre underground Hamas tunnel near the Yellow Line. The IDF said it was taking steps to reduce harm to civilians.
The accounts come from parties to the conflict: Gaza’s health ministry provided the casualty figures, while the Israeli military described its operations. The report offered no independent verification of the numbers or further detail about the individual strikes, so the claims should remain attributed to their sources.
Meanwhile, Donald Trump’s $2.45 billion plan to rebuild Gaza and end the conflict is at risk of stalling. The report says Hamas refuses to disarm and Israel rejects engagement with the territory’s authorities, disagreements that complicate implementation of the proposal.