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At least seven killed in reported Israeli strikes across Gaza

Witnesses and medical sources reported six deaths in a Gaza City van strike, while Wafa reported a woman killed in an apartment strike. Further attacks wounded people in southern and central Gaza.

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At least seven Palestinians were killed and more than 10 wounded in Israeli attacks across Gaza, according to accounts cited by Al Jazeera. The reported deaths include six people killed when a drone struck a passenger van in Tal al-Hawa, southwest Gaza City, and at least one woman killed in an apartment strike near al-Shifa Hospital.

Witnesses and medical sources reported the van strike. The Palestine Red Crescent Society said its crews took 13 wounded people to al-Quds Hospital; medical sources described the injuries as critical. Al Jazeera reported that the death toll from the strike could rise.

Wafa, the official Palestinian news agency, reported the woman’s death. Local sources cited by Wafa also reported four people, including two children, wounded when a drone hit a shelter for displaced people in southern Gaza. Two others were seriously wounded southeast of Deir el-Balah, and tank fire was reported in southern Khan Younis.

Gaza’s Health Ministry said hospitals received at least nine bodies in the previous 24 hours. It reported at least 1,431 people killed and 5,026 wounded since the Israel–Hamas ceasefire began in October 2025. The figures and accounts in the supplied report have not been independently verified.

A UN Satellite Centre analysis cited by Al Jazeera found about 82 per cent of Gaza’s structures had been damaged, with roughly two-thirds of those destroyed.

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