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Israeli forces kill three Palestinians in Gaza, local authorities say
At least three Palestinians were killed and several wounded in multiple ceasefire violations by Israeli forces, with Gaza health ministry reporting 420 deaths since October.
- Israeli forces killed three Palestinians across the Gaza Strip, marking the army's latest ceasefire violation amid mutual blame with Hamas.
- Israel says it has carried out repeated air strikes since a ceasefire took effect in October to prevent attacks and destroy militant infrastructure; the ceasefire followed measures tied to US President Donald Trump's plan, under which Israel retained control of 53 per cent of Gaza.
- Specific incidents included the killing of 27-year-old Haroun Nimr Bahar near Shujaiya's bus station, shootings near Nasser Hospital and Al-Mawasi, plus Israeli naval fire killing fisherman Abdulrahman Abdel-Hadi Al-Qann and shelling wounding four in Beit Lahia.
- This comes as Israel began revoking the working license of over 30 aid groups on Sunday, raising fears for Palestinian civilians in the Gaza Strip amid freezing temperatures and heavy rainfall.
- In recent weeks, the Israeli navy opened fire off Rafah and Gaza's health ministry reports 420 killed since the ceasefire began, with more than 71,000 killed in the wider assault.
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At least 420 people have been killed by Israeli attacks in the Gaza Strip since the entry into force of the ceasefire.
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