Summary
Israel conducted attacks on southern Gaza, killing a girl and her uncle, amid a previously agreed ceasefire. The attacks have increased the number of Palestinian deaths since October to over 422. Meanwhile, restrictions continue to hamper humanitarian aid and the Rafah crossing with Egypt remains closed.
Key Facts
- Israel launched artillery and helicopter attacks on southern Gaza, despite a ceasefire.
- Two Palestinians were killed, and four were wounded in the attack on a tent in Khan Younis.
- Over 422 Palestinians have been killed since the ceasefire began in October.
- Israel claimed to target a Hamas fighter but did not provide evidence.
- Most infrastructures in Gaza are severely damaged, with many people living in temporary shelters.
- The Gaza ceasefire involves prisoner exchanges and increased humanitarian aid.
- The Rafah crossing with Egypt is closed, but there are hopes it will reopen soon.
- Restrictions on aid continue, with many Palestinians waiting for the crossing to open for access to medical treatment and education.
