Israeli raids struck multiple areas across Gaza, leaving 11 dead and dozens injured. The Interior Ministry reported five police officers among the victims after a strike on a police site in northern Gaza. Hospitals confirmed rising casualties, including six killed in Al-Tuwam.

Medical sources said Gaza hospitals received eight martyrs and 29 wounded in the past 48 hours. Drone strikes targeted civilians in Khan Younis and Jabalia, injuring several, while witnesses reported quadcopter drones bombing a camp for displaced families.
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Israeli forces also demolished homes in Gaza City’s Al-Shuja’iya district, with heavy shelling in Beit Lahia and Khan Younis. On Friday, two residential blocks were destroyed after evacuation warnings, displacing dozens of families.

The Health Ministry noted that since the October 2025 ceasefire, violations have killed 883 Palestinians and injured 2,648. Hamas condemned the latest escalation as a deliberate breach of agreements, accusing Israel of imposing new realities through destruction and displacement.
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Spokesman Hazem Qassem said the attacks represent systematic aggression and disregard for mediators, continuing policies of siege and violence against over two million residents. He urged urgent international intervention to halt violations and enforce commitments.

The ceasefire was reached after two years of war beginning in October 2023, which left over 72,000 Palestinians dead, 172,000 injured, and devastated 90% of civilian infrastructure, with reconstruction costs estimated at $70 billion by the UN.