Israeli Strike Kills Family of Four in Northern Gaza

An Israeli strike killed a Palestinian couple and their two daughters in Beit Lahia on Thursday. The attack hit the Ahmad family home in the northern Gaza Strip. It occurred as Israeli assaults continued across the coastal enclave despite the existing ceasefire agreement.

The victims were identified as Momen Abdul-Rahman Ahmad, his wife Haneen Mousa Fares Saleh, and their daughters Lana and Bana. Rescue teams recovered the four bodies from the destroyed building. They transferred the remains to Shifa Hospital in Gaza City for processing.

Heavy fire targeted shelters in Jabalia refugee camp, injuring several displaced Palestinians. Israeli warplanes struck near Kamal Adwan Hospital while artillery shelled eastern Jabalia. Tanks and helicopters also opened fire across northern Gaza, including areas near Al-Khulafa’ Mosque.

In southern Gaza, a drone strike critically injured one person on al-Tina Street. Naval vessels fired off the coast of Khan Younis as well. The Ministry of Health reported the death toll reached 73,669 by Thursday. At least 174,652 Palestinians have been injured since October 2023.