Three Palestinians were killed and several others were injured on Friday in seven violations of the ceasefire agreement by Israeli occupation forces in the Gaza Strip since Thursday night and early Friday. The violations included aerial and artillery bombardments, as well as gunfire from Israeli military vehicles and naval vessels.
Residents of Gaza also mourned Ramzi Nabil Ramadan Abu Taim, 36, who was killed when Israeli forces targeted a tent east of the al-Kanis area in the Mawasi region of Khan Younis, in the southern Gaza Strip.
Medical sources reported that Mohammed Iyad al-Jazzar, another Palestinian, succumbed to wounds sustained in an Israeli airstrike on Nasser Medical Complex in Khan Younis early Thursday. Another Palestinian, Ahmed al-Houli, was killed in an Israeli drone strike in the Mawasi area west of the city.
In Gaza City, al-Shifa Medical Complex announced the death of a Palestinian and injuries to others after Israeli forces opened fire in the al-Tuffah neighborhood, east of the city.
Israeli attacks also targeted several other areas across the Strip. Artillery shelling struck eastern parts of Jabalia in the north, while Israeli naval vessels opened fire toward the coast of Gaza City and bombarded the sea off Khan Younis in the south. Israeli military vehicles also fired intensively northeast of Khan Younis.
The latest violations followed a further escalation on Thursday, November 12, when Israeli forces committed 28 new violations of the agreement, leaving 14 Palestinians killed and others injured, according to the reported toll. Those violations included the bombardment of Nasser Medical Complex and attacks on several areas across the Gaza Strip.
The ceasefire agreement took effect on October 10, 2025. However, Israeli forces have continued to carry out attacks involving bombardment and gunfire, while Palestinian casualties continue to be reported and medical facilities and residential areas remain exposed to danger amid worsening humanitarian and health conditions due to the Israeli attacks.
M.Pakravan - seyed mohammad kazemi
