An Israeli airstrike killed four Palestinians near Gaza City’s Darraj neighborhood in the northern Gaza Strip, local health authorities say.
The Israeli military does not immediately comment on the incident.
Hamas and Israel have traded blame for violations of the ceasefire agreed last October, which halted two years of full-blown war.
The Gaza health ministry, which is controlled by Hamas, says Israeli fire has killed at least 700 people since the ceasefire began, though it does not differentiate between civilians and combatants. The figures cannot be independently verified.
Israel says four soldiers have been killed in attacks by Gazans over the same period.
Hamas is required to disarm under the US plan ending the war, but the terror group has refused to do so, holding up implementation.
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