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One person died in the Bureij refugee camp in central Gaza, and two others died in Khan Yunis in the south.
Written by: Al Jazeera Staff | June 13, 2026.
At least three Palestinians have been killed in Israeli attacks in Gaza, while the death toll in the region continues to rise, despite the fact that a „ceasefire” was declared months ago.
According to medical sources, two Palestinians were killed Saturday in an Israeli airstrike in the al-Amal neighborhood of Khan Yunis in southern Gaza. Several wounded people—including a child—were taken to Nasser Hospital.
Earlier in the day, according to a report by the Wafa news agency, an Israeli drone strike killed one person and wounded two others in the Bureij refugee camp in central Gaza. The Palestinian Information Center identified the victim as Muawiya al-Aydik, who worked for the local municipality.
Elsewhere in central Gaza, four Palestinians were wounded by Israeli gunfire in the Yarmouk neighborhood, Al Jazeera’s correspondents on the ground reported, citing the Palestinian Red Crescent. During an earlier Israeli attack, one person was also wounded at a gathering in the Tuffah neighborhood of Gaza City, according to a report by Wafa.
Although a ceasefire has technically been in effect since October, the Israeli military regularly attacks Gaza—more than half of which is under Israeli military control—in violation of the terms of the ceasefire. According to data from the Gaza Ministry of Health, at least 983 Palestinians have been killed and 3,122 wounded in Israeli attacks on the Strip since the ceasefire was declared.
Hamas accuses Israel of repeatedly violating the agreement through its ongoing attacks and by constantly shifting the so-called „Yellow Line,” which demarcates the areas under Israeli control.
„Israel’s actions reflect a lack of willingness to implement the ceasefire agreement; their aim is to derail the negotiation process and thwart these efforts, while they continue to escalate the situation for political and electoral gain,” – said Hazem Qassem, a Hamas spokesperson, on Friday.
A Palestinian with a disability was shot in the West Bank
Israeli forces carried out a series of violent raids in the occupied West Bank on Saturday, continuing the near-daily operations that have been ongoing since the Hamas-led attacks on October 7, 2023.
According to a report by Wafa, Israeli forces used flashbang grenades and tear gas in two separate incidents near Bethlehem, causing numerous injuries: one during a raid on the Dheisheh refugee camp, and the other when the road leading to the Solomon Pools reservoirs was blocked.
A Palestinian man with a disability was also shot in the town of Duma, near Hebron. According to Wafa, Israeli forces fired at the man, while Israeli media, citing police sources, claimed that an Israeli settler was responsible. According to Israeli police, the settler felt threatened because the man was holding a stone in his hand.
Other Israeli settlers attacked Palestinians and vandalized property near Bethlehem, including assaulting workers at the Palestinian Electric Company and stealing water pipes, Wafa reported.
Several Palestinians suffered from suffocation after inhaling tear gas fired by Israeli soldiers in the village of Deir Abu Mishal, near Ramallah and al-Bireh. The settlers also blocked the road connecting the Palestinian towns of Arrabeh and Yabad and set fire to farmland and vehicles in the town of Jit, the agency added.
Earlier, Israeli forces carried out raids in the Palestinian towns of Tuqu, Immatain, Jit, and Beita; clashes broke out with local residents in the town of Beita, Wafa reported.
