Archive · 30 Jul 2026
Four Killed in Gaza Amid Ongoing Ceasefire
A group of Israeli planes and helicopters flew over Gaza and dropped bombs on several places.
Four people died, and two of them were children.
Hospitals and the Gaza civil defence agency said the attacks happened near a camp for displaced people and a refugee camp.
Even though there is a ceasefire, fighting is still happening.
Israel says it hit Hamas buildings, while the Gaza health ministry says many people have already died in the war.
Four people, including two children, were killed by Israeli airstrikes in Gaza on Thursday.
Casualties were reported by Gaza's civil defence agency and hospitals such as Nasser Hospital and Al‑Aqsa hospital.
A ceasefire between Israel and Hamas remains in place, but violence continues and negotiations are ongoing.
Israel claims it struck Hamas terror infrastructure overnight, while the Gaza health ministry reports over 1,200 Palestinian deaths since the ceasefire.
The Israeli military has lost five soldiers and one civilian contractor in Gaza during the same period.
- Who
- Israeli forces and Gaza civil defence/hospitals
- What
- Israeli airstrikes killed four people, including two children
- When
- Thursday
- Where
- Gaza Strip, including Khan Yunis, Yarmouk Stadium, Bureij refugee camp
- Why
- Part of the ongoing Israel-Hamas conflict, targeting Hamas infrastructure
- Casualties
- 4 killed (including 2 children)
- Location
- Gaza Strip
- Date
- Thursday
- Ceasefire status
- In place but ongoing violence
- Source
- Gaza civil defence and hospitals