Deadly Airstrike in Gaza: Rising Tensions Amid Ceasefire Violations

An Israeli air strike in Gaza City killed two Palestinians on Sunday, marking the deadliest incident since the U.S.-Israeli war launched against Iran. The attack occurred near Al-Azhar University, with several others wounded. The ongoing violence persists despite a ceasefire deal brokered last October.

An Israeli air strike claimed the lives of at least two Palestinians in Gaza City on Sunday, according to local health officials. This incident is the deadliest since Israel and the United States commenced military operations against Iran last week.

The strike targeted a vehicle near Al-Azhar University in western Gaza City, leaving several others wounded, as confirmed by medics on the scene. Identities of the deceased have not yet been disclosed.

Despite a U.S.-brokered ceasefire agreed upon by Israel and Hamas last October, violence has continued almost daily. Since then, at least 640 Palestinians have been killed by Israeli fire, while four Israeli soldiers have died in related conflicts within Gaza.