Israeli attacks on Gaza City and Khan Younis killed at least nine people on Sunday, Al Jazeera reported. The strikes hit both the north and the south of the territory on the same day.
Details of those killed, and of what was targeted, were not immediately available. Al Jazeera's report gave no further information on the strikes.
More than a year after a ceasefire was meant to stop the large-scale war, strikes are still common. Hospitals in Gaza say they lack supplies, fuel and staff.
π The Backstory
The war began after the Hamas-led attack on Israel in October 2023, when about 1,200 people were killed and 250 were taken hostage. Israel's campaign in response has killed tens of thousands of Palestinians.
A ceasefire in October 2025 was meant to end the main fighting and let aid flow in. Both sides accuse each other of breaking the terms, and talks on the next stage have stalled.
Most of Gaza's 2.1 million people have been forced from their homes at least once. Aid groups say rebuilding will take years and needs open borders.
π― Why It Matters
Families in Gaza are still being killed and displaced long after a ceasefire was announced. Each strike makes rebuilding and a lasting deal harder.
Israeli attacks on Gaza City and Khan Younis killed at least nine people on Sunday, Al Jazeera reported. The strikes hit both the north and the south of the territory on the same day.
Details of those killed, and of what was targeted, were not immediately available. Al Jazeera's report gave no further information on the strikes.
More than a year after a ceasefire was meant to stop the large-scale war, strikes are still common. Hospitals in Gaza say they lack supplies, fuel and staff.
The war began after the Hamas-led attack on Israel in October 2023, when about 1,200 people were killed and 250 were taken hostage. Israel's campaign in response has killed tens of thousands of Palestinians.
A ceasefire in October 2025 was meant to end the main fighting and let aid flow in. Both sides accuse each other of breaking the terms, and talks on the next stage have stalled.
Most of Gaza's 2.1 million people have been forced from their homes at least once. Aid groups say rebuilding will take years and needs open borders.
Families in Gaza are still being killed and displaced long after a ceasefire was announced. Each strike makes rebuilding and a lasting deal harder.