10 killed in Israeli attacks in Gaza

Ten Palestinians, including a child, were killed in recent Israeli attacks in the Gaza Strip on Sunday, according to the official Palestinian Wafa news agency. The fatalities occurred in two separate incidents. In one, a drone strike in the al-Mawasi area west of Khan Younis claimed the lives of five Palestinians, including police officers and personnel carrying out their regular duties.

Another attack west of Gaza City resulted in the deaths of three more Palestinians, including a child. Overall, since the ceasefire began in October 2025, 75 police officers and personnel have been killed in Israeli attacks. The Israeli military stated it targeted several members of armed groups in both the north and south of the Gaza Strip.

Despite an ongoing ceasefire, deadly attacks persist. Additionally, Israeli forces maintain a siege on Hebron, now in its tenth consecutive day. This siege, prompted by an attack on October 23 that killed two Israeli soldiers, has displaced over 3,300 Palestinians, destroyed homes, and shuttered businesses, causing significant economic losses.

Mayor Yousef al-Jabari of Hebron emphasized that the siege constitutes collective punishment, affecting about 40% of the Palestinian economy. About 80,000 students have been unable to attend school for a week, and he warned that Israeli forces might expand their offensive, further displacing Palestinian families.