Gaza’s Hamas-run interior ministry says the Sheikh Radwan police station was hit by an Israeli airstrike this morning.
First responders are retrieving the bodies, some of whom are still under the rubble, the ministry says.
The ministry says several officers and civilians were killed or wounded, without specifying how many. Palestinian media reports seven killed in the strike, including people who were detained at the station.
In a separate statement, Hamas says that the 12 people reported killed in overnight Israeli airstrikes in Gaza include six children, and that seven of the people killed were from a single family in a displaced peoples’ camp in Khan Younis.
Hamas says the strikes constitute a “blatant violation of the ceasefire agreement.”
The tolls cannot be verified. The IDF has not commented on the strikes.
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