Israeli quadcopters killed at least 60 Palestinians since Gaza ceasefire, rights group says

Israeli quadcopter drones have killed at least 60 Palestinian civilians in the Gaza Strip since a ceasefire was implemented in October 2025, according to the Euro-Med Human Rights Monitor. The group documented three common patterns of Israeli drone activity: direct shooting at individuals, dropping bombs on tents housing displaced Palestinians, and flying unmanned aircraft near agricultural areas to target farmers and shepherds.

The organization's field reports revealed that these incidents continued after the ceasefire was established, with drones specifically targeting children, displaced people, farmers, shepherds, and individuals returning to inspect their homes. Euro-Med emphasized that the repeated pattern of these attacks, particularly against vulnerable groups, indicates a deliberate and ongoing campaign of killing Palestinian civilians.

As of the latest figures from Gaza's health ministry, the death toll from Israeli strikes since the ceasefire in October 2025 has reached 1,368 Palestinians. This includes those killed in the incidents reported by the Euro-Med Human Rights Monitor.