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An Israeli attack on a vehicle in the central Gaza Strip kills three Palestinians and injures several others.
The Palestinian Ministry of Interior and Security condemned the attack, which took place on Friday at the Maghazi refugee camp in Deir el-Balah, saying all the victims were police officers.
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“Their vehicle was deliberately bombed by the Israeli army,” the ministry said in a statement on the Telegraph.
He named the three dead as Captain Mansour Sami Shahtout, Captain Mohammed Khaled Nofal, and First Sergeant Mahdi Nader Jabr.
The Wafa newspaper in Palestine reported that an Israeli warplane was attacking a vehicle near the entrance to the refugee camp in Maghazi, while the Anadolu news agency reported that an Israeli drone fired two missiles at the vehicle, causing it to catch fire, resulting in the death and injuries.
Eyewitness video footage showed a civilian car burning after it hit Salah al-Din Road at the entrance to the Maghazi camp.
The bodies were reportedly taken to Al-Aqsa Martyrs Hospital in Deir el-Balah.
“The Ministry of Interior condemns the violent attacks by the people against the government police, which shows that they want to spread chaos in the Gaza Strip,” the ministry added in a statement.
It reiterated its “call on the international community and countries that are parties to the ceasefire agreement to encourage the occupying forces to stop targeting the police, their personnel and their weapons.”
The A “ceasefire” agreement with the US has been operating in Gaza since October 10, 2025 the violation has continued to be reported throughout the region, as Israel continues to attack.
According to the Ministry of Health in Gaza, Israel breaking the “ceasefire” agreement. have killed 1,031 Palestinians and injured 3,309 others since Thursday. In total, since the Israeli war began in October 2023, more than 73,000 Palestinians have been displaced. to be killed in Gaza.
Events in Gaza ‘cease fire’
While the attack on the ground continues, Hamas said that negotiations continue with other Palestinian groups and regional mediators to reach an agreement that will ensure the full implementation of the “ceasefire” agreement in Gaza.
“The talks are about the full implementation of the ceasefire agreement, including what is left of the first phase and the measures to support the second phase,” Hamas spokesman Hazem Qassem told Anadolu on Friday.
He added that representatives from Hamas and other Palestinian groups are expected to travel to Cairo in the coming days to present their responses to the newly proposed measures.
Qassem said the Palestinian factions had already agreed on a proposal that had been accepted by mediators, before Peace Board envoy Nikolay Mladenov presented what he called “various options” that are under final review by Hamas and the factions.
“We believe that the efforts of the mediators and Mr. Mladenov will lead to forcing the project to fulfill the agreed terms, especially the humanitarian aid of the first phase, and move to the second phase with all its difficulties,” said Qassem.
Regarding the situation on the ground, Qassem accused Israel of serious violations of the ceasefire agreement, including aid restrictions and killings.
He told Anadolu that more than 1,000 Palestinians have been killed since the ceasefire came into force, adding that Israel has extended the “yellow line” in the new Gaza Strip, along with displacement and demolition of buildings.
“This violation requires, firstly, a clear proposal from the mediators to force the work, and secondly, a serious task to bring the national committee to Gaza so that the work of aid and reconstruction can begin,” he said.
“We do not want the law of starvation given to our people to be repeated while the world is still watching, and the killing and destruction should not continue while the world is watching,” he said.
