At least 47 Palestinians have been killed and 205 injured in the past 24 hours in Gaza, according to local reports.
Since the start of the mass killings, the death toll has risen to at least 64,803. In addition, seven more people died of starvation in the last day. Many victims remain trapped under rubble or lying on the streets, beyond the reach of rescue workers.
Meanwhile, five Palestinians were shot dead and more than 26 wounded by Israeli forces while attempting to collect humanitarian aid. The number of Palestinians killed in aid-related incidents has now reached 2,484, with 18,117 injured.

At least 65 people were killed across the Gaza Valley on Friday in a series of indiscriminate attacks, including 14 members of a single family, according to Gaza’s health authorities. The ministry reported that 48 people were killed in Gaza City and the northern areas alone on that day, with many more wounded.

The strikes included air raids and a ground offensive involving tanks and infantry in Gaza City. Multiple multi-story buildings were destroyed in the attacks, which affected an area populated by nearly one million people. The report noted that roughly two years into Israeli military operations in Gaza, the death toll has reached approximately 63,000.

The humanitarian catastrophe in Gaza continues to worsen, with Israeli airstrikes and starvation claiming more lives.

In the past 24 hours, 72 Palestinians were killed in Israeli bombings, while seven others—including a child—died of hunger, bringing the total death toll to 64,718, according to Gaza’s health ministry.

Hospitals reported 356 new injuries within a day, while many victims remain trapped under rubble. Rescue efforts are being hampered by relentless bombardment.

Meanwhile, Israeli forces opened fire on Palestinians queuing for aid distribution, killing nine and injuring at least 87 more. Since May 27, at least 2,465 people have been killed and 17,948 wounded while trying to access humanitarian relief.

At least 72 more Palestinians were killed in Gaza within the past 24 hours, bringing the total death toll from Israeli attacks to over 64,600.
In western Gaza City, Israeli shelling struck tents of displaced families, killing at least 15 people from two families. In Sheikh Radwan, one person was killed when troops opened fire on a gathering of Palestinians. Airstrikes also targeted an apartment in Bureij refugee camp, while a drone attack killed a child in Deir al-Balah. Anadolu reported that the relentless bombardment has reduced Gaza to rubble, with residents facing catastrophic hunger.

The armed wing of Palestinian Islamic Jihad, Al-Quds Brigades, said it launched two rockets at Israel’s Netivot settlement on September 7 in retaliation for ongoing attacks in Gaza. Israel confirmed the strikes, claiming one rocket was intercepted while another landed in an open area. Sirens were triggered across nearby regions. The attack followed one of the deadliest Israeli assaults in days, leaving 83 Palestinians killed within 48 hours. Since October 2023, Gaza’s health ministry reports over 64,000 deaths.

Israeli forces killed 67 Palestinians across Gaza on Saturday in fresh airstrikes, bringing the death toll to 64,435 since the offensive began. Over 162,367 have been injured.

A 15-story tower block in Gaza City, alleged by Israel to be a Hamas stronghold, was bombed and destroyed — located opposite the UNRWA headquarters. Civilians continue to receive evacuation orders, but strikes often follow without notice.

Ground troops are also conducting operations. Thousands remain trapped under rubble as bombardments intensify. Israel’s Defense Minister shared footage on X of a Gaza high-rise collapsing, writing: “We continue.”

Senior Hamas leader Osama Hamdan said U.S. President Trump’s recent suggestion to end the Gaza conflict through Israeli prisoner release is “just an idea, not a real proposal.” Hamas seeks a clear political plan with practical steps, including full Israeli troop withdrawal, Palestinian prisoner release, lifting of the blockade, border openings, and reconstruction. Hamdan urged Trump to pressure Israel and Netanyahu, noting international opinion is increasingly siding with Palestinians. He emphasized Palestinians will never surrender.

At least 73 Palestinians were killed in a single day of Israeli airstrikes on Gaza, including 43 in Gaza City alone. Hamas has condemned the assault as “genocide,” urging urgent UN and international intervention.

Reports indicate entire families sheltering in tents and schools were wiped out. Since August 13, Israel has carried out over 100 robotic bombings in Gaza City, leveling residential blocks and killing around 1,100 people.

The UN warns that the offensive could displace up to one million Palestinians. Between August 14 and 31 alone, 82,000 were newly displaced. Hamas denounced a strike on the Al-Jarisi family home in northern Gaza, which killed at least 10, as a “heinous war crime.”

At least 105 Palestinians were killed on Tuesday in intensified Israeli strikes on Gaza, following Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s claim that the conflict had reached a “decisive stage.”

The dead include 32 people who were seeking humanitarian aid—among them seven children. Reports say Israel is pushing to seize control of Gaza City, home to nearly one million residents.

Al Jazeera correspondent Hind Khoudary described the city as “a cage,” where civilians are trapped under relentless bombardment. “People are dying not only from airstrikes but also from starvation due to the blockade,” she reported.

At least 13 people died of hunger in the last 24 hours, bringing the total famine-related death toll since the war began to 361.

At least 59 Palestinians were killed in a single day as Israeli airstrikes intensified across Gaza. Among the dead were a pregnant woman and her unborn child, along with another young child. Bombing continued in the Zeitoun and Sabra neighborhoods, where more than a thousand buildings have been flattened since last month.
An Al Jazeera journalist reported, “People don’t know where to go. They search for safety, but the Israeli military is striking every corner of the city.” Meanwhile, the blockade has worsened the humanitarian crisis—three more children died from starvation on Monday. Since October, nearly 350 people, a third of them children, have succumbed to hunger and malnutrition.

Israeli forces have intensified their assault on Gaza City, with heavy shelling and airstrikes killing at least 78 Palestinians in the past 24 hours—including children, a journalist, and 32 people waiting for food aid.

Palestinian Civil Defense reported that shelling near Al-Quds Hospital set fire to makeshift tents, while residents were forcibly evacuated from neighborhoods where Israeli forces deployed explosive robots. At least 80 explosive devices have been detonated in the last three weeks.

On Sunday, journalist Islam Abed of Al-Quds Al-Youm TV was killed in Gaza City, bringing the number of journalists killed since the start of the war to at least 247—though some estimates put the toll above 270.

Ten more Palestinians, including three children, have died of malnutrition in Gaza due to Israel’s blockade, raising the death toll from hunger since October 2023 to 332, the Health Ministry said. The IPC has confirmed famine in Gaza Governorate and warned of its spread to Deir al-Balah and Khan Younis. Over 500,000 people face extreme hunger, while over a million endure severe food insecurity. Israel’s offensive has killed more than 63,000 people, leaving Gaza devastated and under international legal scrutiny.

At least 77 Palestinians were killed in Israeli airstrikes on Gaza within 24 hours, according to local reports. Among the dead, 11 people lost their lives while waiting in line for bread.

Of the victims, 47 were residents of Gaza City, where bombardments and forced displacement have triggered a mass exodus. Hundreds of Palestinians, carrying only a few belongings, were seen fleeing the city in trucks, vans, and even donkey carts.

On Friday, Israel announced it had entered the “initial phase” of seizing control of Gaza City, declaring it a “battle zone.”

Al Jazeera correspondent Hani Mahmoud described the escalating situation:
“Attacks across Gaza City are intensifying. Homes, community centers—everything is being destroyed. The foundations of civilian life are collapsing. All this is happening while people are already facing famine, starvation, and acute water shortages. The entire situation is turning into a humanitarian catastrophe.”

An Israeli soldier has died and four others are missing following intense clashes with Hamas in the Gaza Strip, where 11 soldiers were also injured. The confrontation occurred as Israeli forces advanced toward Gaza City under wartime cabinet orders and faced resistance from Hamas’ Al-Qassam Brigades. This is among the most severe clashes since the October 7, 2023, Israeli operation began. The IDF has restricted media updates, and prior to the offensive, Gaza was declared a high-risk conflict zone.

Hamas’s armed wing, the Al-Qassam Brigades, has warned Israel that any attempt to occupy the Gaza Strip will bring devastating consequences. Spokesperson Abu Ubaida said Palestinian fighters are on high alert and prepared to inflict heavy losses, including more Israeli casualties and captives. He accused Prime Minister Netanyahu of reducing the number of living captives and concealing the dead. Abu Ubaida vowed Hamas would safeguard enemy prisoners and publish names, photos, and details of killed Israeli soldiers.