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Israeli Strikes Kill Five in Gaza Strip, Medics Say
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Posted on March 31, 2026
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Add as preferred source on GoogleIsraeli airstrikes in Jabalia and Khan Younis on March 31 killed at least five Palestinians—three in the north and two in the south—undermining a US‑brokered ceasefire that began last year. Gaza health officials say roughly 520 Palestinians have died in Israeli fire since the truce took effect in mi
CAIRO, March 31 (Reuters) - Israeli strikes killed at least five people in the Gaza Strip in two separate attacks on Tuesday, health officials said, in the latest violence overshadowing a fragile five-months-old U.S.-brokered ceasefire deal.
Medics said an Israeli airstrike in Jabalia, north of the enclave, killed at least three people earlier in the day, while another airstrike killed two others in Khan Younis, in the south.
There was no Israeli comment on either of the two incidents.
Hamas and Israel have traded blame for violations of a ceasefire agreed last October. The Gaza health ministry said Israeli fire has killed at least 700 people since the ceasefire. Israel said four soldiers were killed by militants in Gaza over the same period.
Israel, along with the U.S., is also now engaged in a conflict with Iran, while Israeli forces have also invaded southern Lebanon in a new campaign against Iran-backed Hezbollah.
Hamas' October 7, 2023, attacks on Israel killed 1,200 people, and 251 others were taken hostage, according to Israeli tallies.
Israel's two-year-long campaign has killed more than 72,000 Palestinians, most of them civilians, according to Gazan health authorities, and has spread famine, demolished most buildings, and displaced most of the territory's population, in many cases numerous times.
(Reporting by Nidal al-Mughrabi, Editing by William Maclean)
At least five people were killed in two separate Israeli airstrikes in the Gaza Strip, according to medics.
The airstrikes occurred in Jabalia, in the north of the enclave, and in Khan Younis, in the south.
The ceasefire remains fragile, with both Hamas and Israel blaming each other for violations since it was brokered in October.
According to the Gaza health ministry, at least 700 people have been killed by Israeli fire since the ceasefire began.
There has been no official Israeli comment regarding the two incidents.
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