Israeli military strikes in the Gaza Strip have killed at least two Palestinians and wounded several others, according to medical sources, casting doubt on the durability of a fragile ceasefire.
The strikes were reported in areas including Jabalia and the outskirts of Khan Younis, where drones and other aerial fire were used. The incidents occurred during the opening days of the Muslim holy month of Ramadan, a period typically associated with restraint.
Gaza authorities accused Israel of breaching the ceasefire, saying intermittent shelling and gunfire have persisted despite commitments to halt hostilities.
The latest violence has deepened an already severe humanitarian crisis in Gaza, where widespread displacement, damaged infrastructure and shortages of food and medicine continue to affect civilians. Aid agencies warn that ongoing insecurity is undermining relief efforts.
Observers say the renewed attacks underscore the fragility of the truce and raise fears of further escalation in the long-running Israel–Palestine conflict.
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