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Separately, an overnight strike destroyed medicine warehouses attached to Al-Aqsa Martyrs Hospital in Deir el-Balah. Munir al-Bursh, the ministry’s director-general, told Al Jazeera the losses were severe.
Later, two more Palestinians were killed in an Israeli drone strike that targeted the rooftop of a house in the al-Reis area in the southern part of Gaza City. And one person was killed and several wounded in an air strike on al-Thalatini Street in Gaza City, emergency services stated.
An Israeli drone attack killed two individuals in Gaza City’s Sheikh Radwan neighbourhood, as documented by the Palestinian Wafa news agency, which cited al-Shifa Hospital, where the casualties were taken along with several wounded. A drone strike in Deir el-Balah killed one person, hospital sources told Al Jazeera Arabic, while another Palestinian was killed in a strike on a tent near a school in al-Mawasi, north of Khan Younis.
The attacks took place on Saturday, days following Hamas and other Palestinian factions signed a disarmament agreement the United States has called a breakthrough toward ending the war. Israel has repeatedly violated the “ceasefire” technically in place since October 10, 2025, killing over 1,200 Palestinians since then.
Attacks kill seven as Gaza Health Ministry condemns 'heinous' strike on medicine stores, days following disarmament deal. Israeli strikes across Gaza have killed no fewer than seven Palestinians, with separate attacks hitting medicine warehouses beside a hospital that authorities say is a lifeline for the region.
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