A Palestinian child was martyred, and five others were injured on Tuesday after Israeli occupation artillery targeted the area surrounding the Sanfour Junction east of the Tuffah neighborhood in eastern Gaza City, according to Al Mayadeen’s correspondent in the Gaza Strip.

The correspondent also confirmed additional injuries caused by Israeli gunfire in the Tuffah neighborhood in the northeastern part of the city.

He added that occupation forces continue to carry out demolition operations along the so-called “yellow line” in the eastern areas of Gaza City, further damaging civilian infrastructure despite the ceasefire agreement.

Journalist killed in Khan Younis

In southern Gaza, Palestinian photojournalist Mahmoud Issam Wadi was martyred following an Israeli strike in the center of Khan Younis, Palestinian media sources reported.

ما الذي كان يفعل المصور الصحفي محمود عصام وادي ليستحق القتل الإسرائيلي..

كان يلتقط صور الدمار وخيام النازحين التي تنتشر في كل أروقة وشوارع قطاع غزة. pic.twitter.com/uefl9Vgv0t

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Another photojournalist, Muhammad Abdel Fattah Muhammad Isleih, 40, was wounded after being hit by shrapnel from the same attack.

The targeting of journalists in Gaza persists as media crews work under extreme danger to document ongoing violations across the Strip.

Casualties rise amid ongoing violations

The Israeli occupation continues to violate the ceasefire signed in October, with attacks intensifying across various locations in the besieged territory.

The Health Ministry in the Gaza Strip announced that the number of Palestinians killed in the war of extermination led by the Israeli occupation has risen to 70,112 martyrs and 170,986 wounded since October 7, 2023.

In its latest update issued on Monday, the ministry confirmed that 356 Palestinians have been martyred and 909 injured since the ceasefire took effect on October 11 of this year, due to Israeli occupation fire targeting various areas across the Strip.

The ministry also reported that civil defense teams have recovered the bodies of 616 martyrs who were killed before the ceasefire but remained trapped under debris as bombardment had prevented their retrieval.

Bodies continue to arrive as rescue efforts remain hindered

Over the past 24 hours, hospitals in Gaza received the bodies of 9 martyrs who died during previous attacks, in addition to one injured Palestinian seeking treatment.

According to the Health Ministry, many victims are still trapped under rubble and in the streets, as ambulance and civil defense crews remain unable to reach them due to continuous threats and restrictions imposed by the Israeli occupation.

The ministry warned that the true scale of the humanitarian disaster in Gaza cannot yet be fully measured while families continue to search for missing loved ones amid widespread destruction.