On Thursday, three Palestinians were reported injured by Israeli forces in northern Gaza, with one child sustaining serious injuries from gunfire in Beit Lahia. This incident occurred against the backdrop of continued violations by the Israeli military of a ceasefire agreement established on October 10, 2025. Local medical sources indicated the grave condition of the five-year-old boy and noted that two other individuals suffered moderate injuries caused by gunfire in the same vicinity, which is under no Israeli control according to the ceasefire terms.

In addition to gunfire, the Israeli military conducted intense shelling in eastern Gaza, targeting areas such as Zeitoun, Shuja'iyya, and Al-Tuffah. Helicopter gunfire added to the violence, and the bombardment also affected several central areas of Gaza, including Juhor ad-Dik and al-Bureij refugee camp. Furthermore, aerial strikes were reported within the "Yellow Line" east of Khan Younis, with artillery fire hitting the Mawasi area in northwestern Rafah, illustrating a significant escalation in military activity.

These incidents represent a continuation of Israel's ongoing military operations in the region, which are drawing sharp criticism from various international observers. The situation remains tense as reports of violence escalate, and humanitarian concerns grow amidst fears of deteriorating conditions for civilians caught in the conflict.