Israel has carried out fresh airstrikes on Gaza, killing two Palestinians, despite announcing that the ceasefire would remain in effect. The attack, which took place in Beit Lahia on Wednesday evening, comes just days after more than 100 people, mostly women and children, were killed in heavy bombardments ordered by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu following the death of an Israeli soldier in Rafah. Israel claims the latest strike targeted a weapons storage site that posed an immediate threat to its forces. The renewed assault has cast doubt on Gaza’s already fragile truce. The United States has stated that the ceasefire remains “not at risk,” while Qatar, a key mediator, expressed disappointment but remains hopeful about progress. The United Nations condemned the attacks, with Secretary-General António Guterres voicing deep concern over civilian casualties, including many children.
Despite announcing that the ceasefire would remain in effect, Israeli occupation forces have carried out new airstrikes on Gaza, killing two Palestinians. Earlier, more than a hundred people were killed in Tuesday night’s bombardment.
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