Gaza health and security officials reported on Tuesday that Israeli military strikes killed at least four individuals across the Palestinian territory. The casualties included a member of the Hamas security service and a teenage girl.
Nasser Hospital in Gaza confirmed that three people arrived dead at the facility. Several others sustained injuries following an Israeli strike that hit a tent sheltering displaced people west of Khan Yunis in the southern part of the strip.
The interior ministry run by Hamas stated that Mohammed Shalouf, a member of its internal security service, died during an airstrike in Al-Mawasi, located west of Khan Yunis.
The Israeli military told reporters that it had struck military operatives in the area. The military did not provide further details regarding the operation.
In a separate incident, an Israeli drone strike killed a girl inside a tent in a park in Gaza City. Mahmoud Bassal, the civil defense spokesman in Gaza, confirmed the details of this attack.
Al-Shifa hospital in Gaza City identified the victim as 17-year-old Rimas Al-Madhoun. The hospital pronounced her dead upon arrival.
Israel agreed in October 2025 to a ceasefire brokered by the United States. However, the military has since advanced further into Gaza.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has vowed no let-up in strikes targeting Hamas. He also stated there will be no pullout from Gaza until Hamas surrenders all of its weapons.
The October 7, 2023 attack led by Hamas resulted in the deaths of 1,221 people, according to an official Israeli tally. Militants also took 251 hostages into Gaza, including 44 who were already dead.
The subsequent Israeli offensive has left most of Gaza in ruins and killed more than 74,600 people. The Gaza health ministry provided these figures, which the United Nations considers reliable.
Gaza health officials added that Israeli strikes have killed nearly 1,600 people since the announcement of the ceasefire last year. Over the same period, the Israeli army reported seven deaths in its ranks and the death of one civilian contractor.
