The head of the Hamas-led police force in northern Gaza has been killed in an Israeli strike Hamas news

Four other Palestinians were also killed by Israeli airstrikes, and a police officer died of his wounds last week.

A police chief led by Hamas in northern Gaza has been killed by an Israeli jet, while other terrorists have killed five Palestinians, the Hamas-run interior ministry and medical officials said.

Brigadier-General Abdel-Nasser Al-Maqadma, who was also the governor of northern Gaza, was targeted in the Sheikh Radwan area north of Gaza City on Saturday. The Israeli military said he had also become a member of the militant group Hamas.

Israeli strikes also killed a Palestinian doctor in the Nuseirat refugee camp, and two people in a house. in Khan Younis. The Israeli army said house he was attack to target a member of the Islamic Jihad movement

Later on Saturday, another airstrike in Khan Younis killed high school student Khaled Al-Breim. Relatives said he was killed while trying to bring candy to distribute to relatives and friends who flocked to his family home to congratulate him because he had just finished high school and was preparing to go to university.

The sixth fatality was a police officer who was wounded by an Israeli terrorist last week and died of his injuries on Saturday.

In recent months, Israel has killed dozens of Hamas-led police officers, saying many were arrested by the Hamas militia and represent a threat.

Hamas accuses Israel of deliberately seeking to destabilize the region, calling it another violation of the US agreement signed in October.

The cease-fire agreement was widely ignored by Israel. Since the signing of the peace agreement, Israeli attacks have killed more than 1,180 Palestinians, mostly civilians, according to the Gaza health ministry. At the same time, four Israeli soldiers were killed in an attack in Gaza.