Man said killed, daughter seriously wounded by Israeli drone in Khan Younis; no comment from IDF
A Palestinian man was killed and his young daughter seriously wounded in an Israeli drone strike that targeted a home in southern Gaza’s Khan Younis this morning, according to Palestinian media.
The IDF has not commented on the reports, but regularly says its attacks in Gaza come in response to ceasefire violations.
The slain man is identified by Palestinian media as Ahmed al-Qudra, 34. His body and his wounded daughter were taken to Khan Younis’s Nasser Hospital, according to footage published by Palestinian media.
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In a statement shortly after the reports of Qudra’s death, Gaza’s Hamas-run health ministry said hospitals in the Strip had over the past 48 hours received three people wounded and three people killed by IDF gunfire.
The report did not identify the people killed or wounded or specify the severity of the wounds.
According to Palestinian reports, the body of Abd Qambour, 32, arrived at Gaza City’s al-Ahli Baptist Hospital after he was killed by IDF gunfire on the Hamas-controlled side of the Gaza ceasefire line in Gaza City’s Shejaia neighborhood.
Another Palestinian hospitalized at Nasser in Khan Younis reportedly succumbed overnight Thursday-Friday to wounds sustained two days earlier by Israeli gunfire in southern Gaza’s Rafah.
He was identified in Palestinian media as Abdulrahman Shurrab, 20. According to the reports, Shurrab suffered a mental disability.
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