Bombing, bulldozing, and demolition of homes in central and southern Gaza Strip

Israeli violations of the ceasefire agreement in Gaza continue, with the demolition of homes in the central Strip, artillery shelling, targeting of fishermen and displaced persons, and a Palestinian woman injured by occupation fire in the Mawasi Khan Yunis area.

Israeli violations of the ceasefire agreement in the Gaza Strip continue, with new attacks recorded on Tuesday, including the demolition of residential homes in the central Strip, artillery shelling and gunfire in various areas, as well as targeting displaced persons, fishermen, and shelters, resulting in injuries and material damage. Local sources reported that a Palestinian woman was injured by occupation forces' fire in the Bir 19 area of Mawasi Khan Yunis, southern Gaza Strip, while a fisherman was injured by fire from Israeli naval vessels that targeted his boat off the coast of the city, causing it to catch fire and emit smoke. In the same context, Israeli naval vessels opened fire and launched shells toward the sea off the Shati camp beach, west of Gaza City, while artillery and military vehicles continued to target the southern and eastern areas of Khan Yunis, accompanied by the firing of sound bombs east of the city. In the central Strip, the Israeli army carried out three demolition operations of homes in the eastern areas of the Maghazi camp, including a home belonging to the Shan'a family, and an artillery shell hit a home in the same area, amid artillery shelling targeting the camp and the eastern areas of Deir al-Balah. The attacks extended to the southwest of Khan Yunis, where military vehicles bulldozed agricultural land and demolished structures and agricultural bathrooms near the end of Lemon Street, causing fires in the area.