Palestinian Killed, Others Injured as Terrorist ‘israel’ Resumes Ceasefire Violations in Gaza
Zionist forces continued to violate the Gaza ceasefire on Friday for the 344th consecutive day, shelling and opening fire in several areas across the enclave.
A Palestinian man was killed Friday morning in central Gaza, while several others were injured by Israeli forces near the Nasser Medical Complex in western Khan Yunis, southern Gaza.
Medical sources said Karam Musaad al-Masaraa died of injuries sustained after being shot by IOF gunfire on Jules Street in the Nuseirat refugee camp in central Gaza.
A medical source reported that two Palestinians were wounded by Israeli gunfire near Nasser Medical Complex in western Khan Yunis, southern Gaza.
Meanwhile, Israeli military vehicles launched heavy fire in areas northeast and south of Khan Yunis, while Israeli helicopters targeted locations east and south of the city. Israeli warships also fired toward the Khan Yunis coastline.
Israeli helicopters fired toward Rafah in southern Gaza, while artillery struck an area northeast of the Bureij refugee camp. Helicopter fire was also reported east of Gaza City.
Earlier on Thursday, two Palestinians were killed, including one who later died from wounds sustained in previous Israeli gunfire in Khan Yunis.
Israeli forces continue to violate the ceasefire through airstrikes and artillery shelling targeting areas housing displaced Palestinians, alongside demolition and destruction operations within the so-called Yellow Line. Restrictions on the movement of goods, humanitarian aid and travelers also remain in effect.
The Palestinian Ministry of Health said 1,386 Palestinians have been killed and 4,784 wounded since the ceasefire took effect on Oct. 10, 2025. It added that the bodies of 831 Palestinians had been recovered.
The overall toll since October 7, 2023, has reached approximately 73,821 Palestinians killed and 174,879 wounded, underscoring the devastating human cost of Israel’s war in Gaza.
