Israeli attack on Gaza kills 10 in 24 hours despite ‘end’ | Israel-Palestine War News

World Central Kitchen condemns airstrikes on aid workers, calls for accountability amid escalating violence in Gaza.

A series of Israeli attacks have killed at least 10 people in Gaza in 24 hours as violence continues despite the United States’ “ban on killing”, according to medical sources.

At least four of the Palestinians were killed on Thursday, and several more were killed on Wednesday. More information was available on some of the deaths.

Two people were killed in an Israeli airstrike on a house west of Khan Younis in southern Gaza on Thursday, medical sources told the Anadolu news agency. The bodies of the two people were taken to Nasser Hospital after they went on strike in the yard of a house in Batn as-Sameen area.

Another Israeli strike on a busy street in Gaza City killed one person and wounded several others on Thursday, while another Palestinian was killed and several others injured in an airstrike on the Nuseirat refugee camp in the central Gaza Strip, the sources added.

A day earlier, an Israeli attack on a humanitarian vehicle carrying goods from Karam Abu Salem (called Kerem Shalom to Israel) crossing to a warehouse in Gaza killed one person.

The World Central Kitchen (WCK), an aid group that has become one of the largest organizations providing food to Palestinians in need, said the driver – identified as Ahmad Nasser Saleem – was killed.

“Humanitarian donations should not be a target,” WCK said in a statement, adding that it had contacted the driver’s family and offered its condolences. It expects a full accounting of Israel’s attacks.

Gaza’s Ministry of Health said eight people were killed in 24 hours, while 17 others were injured. The ministry did not provide further information about the conditions of the injured. It said more than 73,118 Palestinians have been killed in Gaza since Israel’s war of terror began in October 2023.

The continued killings came despite Israel and Hamas agreeing to a “ceasefire” on October 10, 2025.

Since then, when the fighting on the ground has largely stopped, Israel continues to attack the airspace inside the prison, killing at least 1,092 Palestinians and injuring more than 3,507 during the “cease fire”, data from the Ministry of Health showed.

Since October, Palestinian soldiers have killed four Israeli soldiers in Gaza.

Israel has also increased its control behind the “Yellow Line”, which cuts off the border with Gaza where it is supposed to be, according to the agreement. Last week, the Gaza Government Media Office said the Israeli army was now in control 80 percent of the strip.

Last week, a group of United Nations agencies and NGO groups also attended he warned that the continued expansion of areas under Israeli control endangers civilians and humanitarian services. Already, many Palestinian families have been forced to leave their homes near the “Yellow Line”.

The humanitarian situation in the Gaza Strip remains critical, with its health system still damaged by Israeli attacks and aid restrictions. On Thursday, health officials said Gaza’s laboratories and blood banks are on the verge of closing due to a lack of essential supplies, threatening to halt medical care for the sick and wounded in the war-torn region.

Sahar Ghanem, director at the Ministry of Health, said that the shortage of laboratory equipment has reached 87 percent while the items needed for diagnostic tests are decreasing by 74 percent.

Meanwhile, Hamas’ chief negotiator Khalil al-Hayya arrived in Cairo to resume negotiations on a ceasefire, which has so far been difficult. The two parties have failed so far to achieve the second, and more difficult, phase of the “ceasefire”, which should deal with disarming Hamas and the withdrawal of Israeli forces from Gaza.