At least one Palestinian was killed and two others were injured on Saturday after an Israeli strike targeted Salah al-Din Street, north of Wadi Gaza.
In a separate incident, a Palestinian medical source said another person was killed and several others were injured in Israeli shelling near the Netzarim axis in central Gaza. The wounded were transferred to nearby medical facilities for treatment.
Palestinian sources said the latest strikes represent a continued violation by Israel of the ceasefire agreement in Gaza, which was intended to halt hostilities and ease humanitarian conditions in the besieged enclave. They warned that repeated breaches of the truce risk further escalation and undermine efforts to stabilize the situation.
The attacks come as military operations continue in several areas of the Gaza Strip, amid worsening humanitarian conditions and ongoing shortages of food, fuel, and medical supplies.
Meanwhile, in the occupied West Bank, the Jerusalem Governorate said Israeli settlers stormed the Abu al-Nuwar Bedouin community near the town of al-Eizariya, southeast of occupied East Jerusalem. The governorate said the incursion threatened the safety of residents and heightened tensions in the area.
Israeli authorities have not issued an immediate comment on the reported strikes, the alleged ceasefire violations, or the settler incursion.
The developments come amid growing international concern over continued violence in Gaza and the West Bank, with renewed calls for adherence to ceasefire commitments and the protection of civilians.
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