Israel Violates Gaza Ceasefire, Kills Three People Near Bureij Camp
'Israel' is escalating its attacks on Gaza and tightening its ban on humanitarian aid entering the enclave, violating the ceasefire deal which went into effect on January 19.
Several Palestinians were martyred, and others were injured in an Israeli drone strike that targeted a group of civilians in the central Gaza Strip.
Three Palestinians were killed in the drone strike, according to our correspondent, which targeted a gathering of civilians east of the Bureij Camp, while the Palestine Today agency highlighted that one martyr was transported to the Al-Aqsa Martyrs Hospital in Deir al Balah, while two other martyrs remain at the site of the attack.
Earlier on Monday, the Gaza Ministry of Health reported in its daily statistical update that nine martyrs had been recorded—five whose bodies were recovered and four newly confirmed—along with 16 injuries that arrived at hospitals in the past 24 hours.
This comes as “Israel” escalates its attack on Gaza, violating the ceasefire agreement, while it intensifies its blockade on the entry of humanitarian aid to the war-torn Strip.
‘Israel’ violates ceasefire, kills Palestinians
Israeli Occupation Forces added to their record of violations against civilians, shooting a woman on March 10 in the neighborhood of Tal al-Sultan, west of Rafah, while also opening fire in the town of al-Fukhari in Khan Younis.
The Palestinian Health Ministry documented the arrival of nine martyrs in its daily statistical report on March 10, with five recovered from beneath the rubble and four recently killed, in addition to 16 injuries at hospitals across the Strip.
Early on March 9, Israeli occupation forces opened fire in the Shujaiya neighborhood, east of Gaza City, killing a Palestinian and wounding several others, while in a further escalation of ceasefire violations, an Israeli drone targeted Palestinians in the Al-Zafaran area, east of Al-Maghazi refugee camp in central Gaza.
The occupation army has killed 100 Palestinians and injured 820 others in the Gaza Strip since the ceasefire agreement went into effect on January 19, 2024, According to Salamah Ma’arouf, head of the governmental press office, on March 2.
The Gazan Ministry of Health said on March 2 that at least four people were killed and several were injured in airstrikes on various “parts of the territory.” Two were martyred in an Israeli drone strike east of Gaza airport while another person was killed in a drone attack on Beit Hanoun.
