GAZA / Ramzi Mahmoud / Anadolu

Four Palestinians, including two women, were injured early Friday in an Israeli strike targeting a house in central Gaza, while a woman died from wounds sustained in a previous strike Thursday evening that targeted her home in Gaza City.

This comes amid ongoing Israeli violations of the ceasefire agreement in effect in the Strip since October 10, 2025.

Medical sources told Anadolu that four Palestinians, including two women, sustained moderate injuries from an Israeli strike on the Ayash family home in Maghazi camp in central Gaza, following an evacuation warning.

Eyewitnesses and local sources told Anadolu correspondent that Israeli warplanes targeted the house with a violent strike after an evacuation warning for a residential block, causing panic and forcing dozens of families to flee.

They added that the strike completely destroyed the house and caused extensive damage to dozens of neighboring homes.

In Gaza City, a medical source at Al-Shifa Hospital reported the death of Palestinian Mona Madi Thabet (56) from wounds sustained in an Israeli strike that destroyed her home in the Al-Zaharna area on Al-Jalaa Street, Thursday evening.

Thursday evening, Israeli warplanes launched a series of strikes targeting a mosque in Bureij camp and three homes in Gaza City and northern Gaza, following evacuation warnings.

According to the Gaza Health Ministry, Israeli violations of the ceasefire agreement have resulted in 1,185 Palestinian deaths and 3,816 injuries as of Thursday.

On October 8, 2023, Israel launched a genocide war with US support that lasted two years, leaving more than 73,000 dead and over 173,000 wounded, along with widespread destruction affecting about 90 percent of civilian infrastructure.