Three people were killed, and several were wounded by the IDF in Beit Lahiya in the northern Gaza Strip this morning, Al Jazeera reports, citing a source in Gaza City’s Shifa Hospital.
According to WAFA, the Palestinian Authority’s official news agency, two people were killed by a drone strike in Beit Lahiya’s northwestern Atatra neighborhood, which the Gaza ceasefire line passes through. It’s unclear what side of the line the report refers to.
Hamas’s civil defense agency identifies its lieutenant, Suhail Dahman, as another one of those killed in Beit Lahiya today, adding that his son sustained serious injuries. According to WAFA, they were bombed by Israel near the Ribat Mosque, on the Hamas-controlled side of the so-called Yellow Line.
Meanwhile, a Palestinian sustained serious wounds in an Israeli artillery strike on Gaza City’s eastern Shejaiya neighborhood this morning, according to a source in the city’s Al-Ahli Baptist Hospital cited by Al Jazeera. The Yellow Line passes through Shejaiya, and it’s unclear which side of the line the report refers to.
Another two Palestinians were wounded by IDF bombing on Gaza City’s Nasser neighborhood, Al Jazeera reports, citing first responders. The neighborhood is on the Hamas-controlled side of the Yellow Line.
The outlet also reports IDF bombing on Rafah and Khan Younis in southern Gaza.
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