Israeli strikes kill eight people in Gaza - medics say
Hospitals said the dead included a 4-year-old boy and five police officers as Israel stepped up near-daily strikes despite a ceasefire.
- On Friday, Israeli strikes in the Bureij refugee camp killed eight people, including a 4-year-old boy, continuing fighting despite a ceasefire in place since October 2025.
- Strikes in the southern city of Khan Younis killed five people according to Nasser Hospital, while an additional attack in Gaza City killed three, including the boy, per Shifa Hospital.
- More than 1,570 Palestinians have been killed since the truce began, according to Gaza's Health Ministry, bringing the overall death toll from the war to more than 74,500.
- Regional instability extended Sunday as Qatar Gas Transport Co. reported its vessel Mayeda was struck by "unidentified objects" in the Persian Gulf, though no crew members were injured.
- Iran designated Britain's Royal Navy and Royal Air Force as "terrorist organizations" Sunday, while State Department official Donald Blome warned at the Manama Dialogue that all options regarding Iran remain on the table.
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Eight people - including a child - were killed on Sunday in several attacks in the Gaza Strip, reports the rescue serivics and local hospitals, reports AFP.
Israeli attacks in the Gaza Strip caused, on Sunday (1st), the death of eight people, including one child, claimed emergency services and local hospitals. Five people died in Khan Yunis and three others in Gaza City, reported a statement from the Palestinian Civil Defense. Violence: ICE uses Michael Jackson's 'Thriller' on video on Halloween to pick up migrants imprisoned in the US Aggression: Pedestrian is threatened with gun during ICE operati…
Five people were killed in Khan Younis and three in Gaza City.
Israeli strikes kill eight people in Gaza - medics say
CAIRO, Nov 1 (Reuters) - Israeli strikes killed at least eight Palestinians, including five police officers, in the Gaza Strip in two separate attacks on Sunday, according to medics and the Hamas-run interior ministry.
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