Crossings closed as Civil Defense recovers 13 martyrs
The Gaza Strip has experienced a surge in Israeli violations of the ceasefire, resulting over the past 24 hours in the deaths of two civilians, including a pregnant woman, and the injury of several others. Citizen H Illal Mahmoud Abu Taha was killed after an Israeli bombing targeted the Qubbah area in Khan Yunis, alongside the martyrdom of pregnant woman Eman Shalouf and her fetus from Israeli gunfire, which she had been affected by three days prior. Additionally, homes and areas near the border were targeted, leading to nine civilians injured and sporadic cases of injury, as well as the martyrdom of 10 individuals and 56 others wounded on the same day. Since the ceasefire, the total number of martyrs has risen to 1,369, with many victims trapped under rubble and in the streets, making rescue efforts difficult. The Rafah and Karem Abu Salem crossings have been closed due to Jewish holidays, while the occupation continues to target areas repeatedly.
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