Three Palestinians killed in Israeli aggression on a house in southern Gaza Strip.

The Israeli army killed 3 Palestinians and injured others in an attack targeting a populated house in southern Gaza early Thursday.

The Civil Defense in the sector stated in a brief statement: "The recovery of 3 martyrs and 15 injuries from the Abu Sabet and Sahmoud families following an Israeli bombardment on a populated house in the Bani Suheila area east of Khan Younis in the southern sector."

Medical sources reported the "arrival of three martyrs, including two girls, one of whom is an infant, and more than 15 injuries to Nasser Hospital due to an Israeli airstrike targeting a populated house of the Abu Sabet family in the Bani Suheila area east of Khan Younis."

In this context, local sources and eyewitnesses reported several explosions resulting from demolition operations carried out by the Israeli army on homes and facilities in areas under its control outside the yellow line east of the cities of Gaza and Khan Younis, in addition to ongoing artillery shelling and gunfire from vehicles and helicopters.

The Israeli army killed 25 Palestinians and injured 77 others on Wednesday in a series of successive airstrikes targeting several areas in the sector from which it withdrew, in violation of the ceasefire agreement.

The Gaza Health Ministry stated in a statement: "25 martyrs and more than 77 injured, including serious cases, arrived at hospitals in the Gaza Strip during the wave of Israeli escalation."

The ministry did not provide further details regarding the locations of the targeting or the identities of the victims.

For its part, Israel acknowledged violating the ceasefire agreement in Gaza and launching airstrikes on "Hamas-controlled areas," claiming it was in response to gunfire targeting its forces in Rafah in the southern sector.

Previous governmental, factional, and human rights data indicate that Israel has committed dozens of violations of the ceasefire agreement that has been in effect since October 10.

Among its violations, Israel killed 280 Palestinians and injured 672 others since October 11, according to a statement issued Wednesday by the Gaza Health Ministry.

The Israeli genocide war in Gaza began on October 8, 2023, and stopped after two years under a ceasefire agreement, leaving more than 69,000 Palestinian martyrs and over 170,000 injured, most of whom are children and women, with reconstruction costs estimated by the United Nations at around 70 billion dollars.