Summary
Israeli airstrikes and military actions in Gaza have resulted in at least five fatalities and injured 11 people, despite a ceasefire. The strikes affected locations like the Maghazi refugee camp and Rafah, a key border town with a crossing into Egypt. The ongoing violence continues amid both sides accusing each other of violating the ceasefire agreement brokered by the United States.
Key Facts
- Israeli strikes in Gaza killed at least five people and wounded 11 others.
- These events occurred at the Maghazi refugee camp and the city of Rafah in Gaza.
- Rafah is a strategic location with a border crossing to Egypt, crucial for aid.
- Israeli officials reported killing three individuals they identified as "terrorists" in Rafah.
- Israeli gunboats fired on fishing boats near Rafah, with no reported injuries.
- The al-Mawasi refugee camp, labeled a ‘humanitarian zone,’ also experienced shelling.
- Since the ceasefire began in October, 492 Palestinians have died, and 1,356 have been injured.
- The ceasefire, brokered by the U.S., has been active for over three months, but both sides claim violations.
