Escalation in Gaza: Strikes and Tensions Rise Post-Ceasefire

Israeli airstrikes have killed at least seven Palestinians in Gaza, including inside a refugee camp. An Israeli drone targeted a group near Maghazi camp, resulting in multiple casualties. Tensions remain high as Israeli-backed militias clash with Hamas, despite the October ceasefire brokered by President Trump.

Israeli airstrikes killed at least seven Palestinians in the Gaza Strip on Tuesday, including five in a refugee camp and two in a car, health officials confirmed.

According to medics and residents, an Israeli drone launched missiles at civilians emerging from homes when an Israeli-backed Palestinian militia attempted to storm an area near Maghazi camp. The strike caused multiple fatalities and injuries. The Israeli military, engaged in ongoing conflict with Hamas since October 2023, has not commented on the incident.

Later, an Israeli airstrike targeted a vehicle in the southern Gaza city of Khan Younis, killing two and wounding several others. The Israeli military described it as a "targeted strike" without providing further details. Tensions have intensified, with Israeli-backed groups seeking to challenge Hamas's control, although a ceasefire negotiated by U.S. President Donald Trump has not halted the violence.