Death of 3 Palestinians, including a girl, by occupation fire in Gaza

Three Palestinians, including a girl, were martyred today, Saturday, by the fire of the Israeli occupation forces in the Gaza Strip, according to local media and medical sources.

A medical source said that a woman (aged 45) was martyred by Israeli gunfire in Beit Lahia, northwest of the Strip, and her body was brought to Shifa Hospital west of Gaza City.

Eyewitnesses reported that Mrs. Al-Shish was martyred while she was in the Tel Al-Dhahab area in Beit Lahia town, within the areas from which the army withdrew pursuant to the ceasefire agreement.

Earlier on Saturday, a medical source said that a Palestinian girl (aged 11) was martyred by the occupation army's gunfire outside its deployment areas in Beit Lahia, north of the Gaza Strip, and her body was brought to Shifa Hospital.

A medical source reported that a citizen (aged 27) was martyred by occupation gunfire near the Al-Shujaiya neighborhood bus stop, east of Gaza City.

It noted that a citizen was injured by occupation gunfire in his abdomen near Nasser Hospital west of Khan Yunis.

Meanwhile, a source in the ambulance and emergency services reported that two citizens were injured by the occupation army's fire in the vicinity of Rafah, south of the Gaza Strip.

In a related context, local sources reported that army vehicles fired randomly east of the Al-Bureij refugee camp in the center of the Strip.

Local sources also mentioned that occupation aircraft carried out 3 raids east of Khan Yunis, while Israeli helicopters and tanks fired towards the eastern areas of the city.

Israeli naval boats fired heavily at sea off Rafah city.

Since the agreement came into effect, the Israeli army has committed hundreds of violations, resulting in the martyrdom of 416 Palestinians and the injury of 1,153 others.

The agreement ended a genocide war launched by Israel on October 8, 2023, which lasted for two years, leaving more than 71,000 Palestinian martyrs, over 171,000 injured, and massive destruction affecting 90% of the civilian infrastructure, with reconstruction costs estimated by the United Nations at around 70 billion dollars.