Gaza.- The Israeli army killed two more Palestinians this Thursday in new attacks on the Gaza Strip, one of them after bombing a tent in a camp for displaced people at the port of Gaza city, as confirmed by a source at Shifa Hospital.
In another attack on a civilian vehicle west of Khan Yunis, near the city of Asdaa, another Gazan was killed and six more were injured, reported the Palestinian Red Crescent rescue teams.
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Civil Defense teams arrived at the scene and extinguished the fire of the charred vehicle, according to a video shared by them.
At dawn, in an Israeli drone strike on Gaza City, two more Palestinians were killed near a junction in the Al Tuffah neighborhood, northeast of Gaza City; while a third person was killed by a soldier’s gunfire during an Israeli military incursion in the Zeitoun neighborhood.
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According to a local resident, military vehicles advanced along Salah Al Din Street to the northern part of the Zeitoun neighborhood, accompanied by intense artillery shelling and the forced displacement of Palestinian families.
Subsequently, according to the same source, military excavators moved the yellow concrete blocks located in front of the Al Ridha mosque to the Al Satar factory, in the Zeitoun neighborhood, appropriating more territory in a Gaza under military occupation.
Despite the ceasefire, Israel continues to attack the Gaza Strip daily—causing the death of about four people on average per day—and its troops remain stationed at the so-called yellow line, a demarcation that is delimited only by distant concrete blocks.
According to data from the Gazan Ministry of Health, some 1,130 Palestinians have died from Israeli fire since the start of the ceasefire, while more than 3,600 have been injured.
From this perimeter, Israel says it controls nearly 70% of the Gaza Strip, while two million Palestinians survive crowded into the remaining western part, most of them displaced in tents on or near the coast.
