Archive · 22 Jan 2026
11 Palestinians Killed in Israeli Ceasefire Violation
On Wednesday, Israeli forces killed 11 Palestinians in Gaza, including three journalists and two 13-year-old boys.
The journalists were traveling to a displacement camp to document the suffering of civilians.
The two boys were killed in separate incidents; one in a drone strike and the other while gathering firewood.
The Israeli military said they targeted suspects operating a drone affiliated with Hamas.
The journalists' deaths have been condemned, with calls for a full investigation.
This incident is seen as a violation of the ceasefire.
11 Palestinians, including 3 journalists and 2 children, were killed by Israeli forces in Gaza.
The journalists were on a humanitarian mission to document civilian suffering in the Netzarim displacement camp.
Two 13-year-old boys were killed in separate incidents in Bureij refugee camp and Bani Suheila.
The Israeli military justified the strikes, claiming they targeted suspects operating a Hamas-affiliated drone.
AFP demanded a full investigation into the death of their contributor, Abdul Raouf Shaat.
- Who
- 11 Palestinians, including 3 journalists and 2 children aged 13
- What
- Killed by Israeli forces in ceasefire violation
- When
- Wednesday (specific date not mentioned)
- Where
- Gaza, including Netzarim displacement camp, Bureij refugee camp, and Bani Suheila
- Why
- Israeli military targeted suspects operating a Hamas-affiliated drone
- Total Fatalities
- 11 Palestinians
- Journalists Killed
- 3
- Children Killed
- 2 (both 13 years old)
- Location of Journalists' Deaths
- Netzarim displacement camp
- Location of Children's Deaths
- Bureij refugee camp and Bani Suheila
- Israeli Military's Justification
- Strikes targeted suspects operating a Hamas-affiliated drone
- AFP's Response
- Demanded a full and transparent investigation into the death of their contributor, Abdul Raouf Shaat