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At least 9 killed, many injured in overnight Israeli attacks: Report

Six people were killed and several injured in an Israeli attack overnight on a group of people in the Jabalia area of northern Gaza, the Wafa news agency reports.

One person was also killed in an Israeli attack on the home of the Wadi family in the Beit Lahiya area, also in the north of the Palestinian territory.

In nearby Gaza City, two people were killed and several wounded when Israeli aircraft attacked homes in the Sabra neighbourhood. People remain missing and are believed to be buried under the rubble following the attack, Wafa reports. A separate attack on the home of the al-Wahidi family resulted in an unknown number of casualties in the neighbourhood.

In southern Khan Younis, women and children were among those killed and injured in an attack on a school housing displaced people.

Israeli artillery attacks were also reported in Gaza City’s Zeitoun, Hawa and Sheikh Ijlin areas, while Israeli ground forces in southern Rafah were reported to have systematically demolished residential buildings in the west of the city.

Video footage shared by our colleagues at Al Jazeera Arabic shows the aftermath of an overnight attack in Beit Lahiya.

Translation: One dead and one wounded in an Israeli bombing that targeted a house in Beit Lahiya in the northern Gaza Strip.


Israeli military says warplanes attacked Khan Younis school

The Israeli military has said its fighter jets attacked al-Hasna school in Khan Younis, southern Gaza. The military did not say if there were casualties but claimed “precise weaponry” was used.

"The school served as the headquarters of the terrorist organization Hamas,” the military wrote in a post on X, without providing any evidence to support its claims.

Aftermath of Israeli strike on school sheltering displaced people


A Palestinian boy walks on rubble, following an Israeli strike on a school sheltering displaced people in Khan Younis, in the southern Gaza Strip.

As a result of the attack al-Hansa Girls’ School in the east of the city was destroyed. Many buildings around the school were destroyed or heavily damaged as a result of the attack


Rescue missions ‘may stop at any moment’: Gaza’s Civil Defence

The Civil Defence in Gaza has issued a statement, warning that it is running out of fuel and its rescue missions “may stop at any moment”.

It said on its Telegram channel that rescue crews carried out several missions this morning alone, involving recovering bodies and survivors from four homes attacked in Gaza City’s Sabra neighbourhood, as well as two separate houses in the Shujayea area.

“Our crews cannot deal with the huge number of targets while running out of fuel,” its statement said. “The reality of the health system in the northern Gaza Strip is tragic as the aggression continues.”