Israeli strikes in Gaza and the occupied West Bank have killed one person in Gaza, wounded journalists in Ramallah and widened concerns over displacement and control a year after the ceasefire.
01Summary
- 01An Israeli air strike on a vehicle in Gaza City’s Tuffah neighbourhood killed one person and wounded several others, emergency services told Al Jazeera.
- 02A four-year-old boy, Osama Ahmed Abed, died in az-Zawayda from wounds caused by an Israeli attack three weeks earlier, Wafa reported.
- 03Gaza’s Civil Defence said nearly two-thirds of the strip is now under Israeli military control or access restrictions, and more than 1,400 Palestinians have been killed since the ceasefire began.
- 04In Ramallah and el-Bireh, Israeli attacks wounded a child and journalists Khaled Mattawa and Firas Lutfi, while Israeli forces raided NGO offices and the Palestine Medical Complex courtyard.
- 05Benjamin Netanyahu said Israel was preparing for a scenario in which Palestinian Authority forces turn their guns against Israel in the West Bank and vowed Israel would extend its control across the territory.
02Why it matters
The attacks show the ceasefire has not stopped violence and displacement for Palestinians in Gaza and the West Bank. Netanyahu’s comments point to a possible widening of Israeli control, with implications for security, aid access and political rule.
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