On Sunday, the Gaza Strip experienced one of its deadliest days due to Israeli airstrikes, with three Palestinians killed, including a healthcare worker. According to Muhammad Abu Salmiah, the head of Al-Shifa Hospital, this incident marks the most tragic day of Israeli strikes since the commencement of American-Israeli attacks on Iran a week prior. The victims were reportedly near Al-Azhar University in western Gaza, and the airstrike hit an area close to a displaced persons' camp, where additional injuries were reported.

The Israeli military claimed that it targeted and killed two members of the militant group Hamas who were allegedly planning an attack on Israeli soldiers. However, the Israeli army has not provided evidence supporting the claims of an imminent threat as requested by Reuters, which also noted that no militant group has claimed affiliation with the deceased Palestinians. This lack of confirmation raises questions about the justification for the airstrike amidst the ongoing conflicts in the region.

Although the frequency of such Israeli airstrikes in Gaza has decreased since the escalation of tensions with Iran, there have been several Palestinian casualties in the past week alone. This ongoing cycle of violence continues to pose significant humanitarian challenges and complicates the situation for many displaced Palestinians in Gaza, as they endure the consequences of renewed military actions in the region.