Summary
Israeli troops fired a mortar shell into a residential area in the Gaza Strip, injuring at least 10 people. The incident happened despite a ceasefire with Hamas that began on October 10. The military is investigating the situation, as both sides accuse each other of ceasefire violations.
Key Facts
- Israeli troops fired a mortar shell into a Gaza residential area.
- At least 10 people were injured by the mortar, according to health officials.
- The incident occurred near the "Yellow Line," a division line set by the ceasefire agreement.
- The military said the mortar went off course from its intended target.
- Since the ceasefire began on October 10, over 370 Palestinian deaths have been reported due to Israeli fire.
- Israel states it has fired in response to Hamas violations and claims most fatalities were Hamas militants.
- An anonymous military official acknowledged incidents where civilians, including children, were killed.
- The ceasefire's next phase is delayed, with Israel demanding the return of a hostage’s remains and Hamas seeking more international involvement.
