Two Palestinians Killed in Northern Gaza Amid Ceasefire Violations

Israeli occupation forces killed two Palestinians and wounded several others on Thursday morning in Beit Lahia. The attacks occurred in northern Gaza Strip amid heavy gunfire and military incursions by Israeli troops. Local and medical sources confirmed the casualties as violence escalated despite the existing ceasefire agreement that was supposed to protect civilians in the devastated region.

The victims included Hisham Hani Subh and a child who were killed by army fire. Three other Palestinians were wounded near Abbas al-Kilani Roundabout and Khalifa School. One of the injured was in critical condition after Israeli tanks advanced into the Beit Lahia Project area. Medical teams struggled to provide care as heavy shelling rocked the residential neighborhoods around Al-Ribat Mosque.

Israeli military vehicles also directed heavy fire toward Kamal Adwan Hospital in northern Gaza. This direct attack forced medical teams to begin evacuating the facility immediately. Residents reported limited ground incursions toward the hospital while tanks opened fire south of Khan Younis. Another Palestinian was wounded at a displacement camp east of Hamad City northwest of Khan Younis.

These incidents mark at least ten new ceasefire violations since dawn on Thursday. The breaches include artillery shelling and repeated military incursions that compound humanitarian suffering. Hundreds of thousands of displaced people continue to endure severe conditions following prolonged siege. The ongoing violence raises serious concerns about the safety of remaining medical facilities operating under extremely dangerous circumstances.