Israeli Airstrikes Kill Seven in Gaza Amid Ongoing Ceasefire Violations
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Updated · Al Jazeera English · Apr 11
Israeli Airstrikes Kill Seven in Gaza Amid Ongoing Ceasefire Violations
53 articles · Updated · Al Jazeera English · Apr 11
At least seven Palestinians were killed and several wounded in Israeli airstrikes on the Bureij refugee camp and other areas in Gaza.
Medical sources reported critical injuries, with hospitals struggling to treat the wounded amid ongoing strikes and severe resource shortages.
The attacks mark another breach of the ceasefire, as Gaza’s death toll since October 2023 surpasses 72,000, deepening the region’s humanitarian crisis.
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Since the October 2025 ceasefire, Israeli forces have repeatedly violated the truce, conducting airstrikes and artillery shelling across Gaza that have killed over 700 Palestinians and injured thousands. These attacks, often targeting residential areas, have overwhelmed Gaza's hospitals and worsened dire humanitarian conditions marked by displacement, food shortages, and restricted aid access. Political deadlock and enforcement gaps have allowed violations to continue unchecked, while international responses remain divided amid rising regional tensions, especially with Lebanon. The deep economic disparity, governance challenges, and ongoing violence hinder peace prospects and reconstruction efforts, leaving Gaza trapped in a cycle of suffering and instability.