Israeli air strike kills one in northern Gaza
Summary
An Israeli air strike in northern Gaza killed one person and injured five others. The strike targeted a vehicle carrying a municipal maintenance team near Beit Lahiya. The Israeli military said the attack aimed at a Hamas commander planning attacks against Israeli forces.Key Facts
- One person died and five were injured in an Israeli air strike in northern Gaza.
- The strike hit a three-wheeled tuk-tuk vehicle near the Western Roundabout in Beit Lahiya.
- The deceased, Mohanad Saada, was part of a municipal team fixing a damaged water well.
- The Israeli military stated the target was a Hamas commander involved in planning attacks.
- Despite a recent reduction in heavy air raids, Israeli forces continue ground shelling and drone attacks.
- Additional Israeli strikes wounded a father and critically injured his 13-year-old son in Khan Younis.
- President Donald Trump proposed a 15-point peace plan requiring disarmament of Hamas, which Israel rejected.
- Since October 7, 2023, over 1,250 Palestinians mostly civilians, have been killed amid ongoing conflict in Gaza.
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