Israeli Forces Kill Palestinian in Gaza
The fatal shooting marks another breach of the ceasefire and prisoner exchange deal between Israel and Hamas that commenced October 10, 2025, with violations persisting throughout the truce period.
Medical officials confirmed the victim was struck by gunfire near the Sheikh Nasser district, positioned close to the so-called "Yellow Line" demarcation east of Khan Younis.
Under the ceasefire terms, the "Yellow Line" functions as a boundary dividing Israeli military deployment areas—which encompass over half of Gaza's total land—from western zones where Palestinian civilians retain movement rights.
Eyewitnesses reported the killing happened simultaneously with intense automatic weapons fire from Israeli armored units stationed in Khan Younis' eastern perimeter.
Further south in Rafah, Israeli forces proceeded with demolition operations targeting residential structures north of the city, where witnesses observed detonations and billowing smoke columns.
The ceasefire's implementation has coincided with Israeli operations resulting in 492 Palestinian fatalities and 1,356 injuries, medical sources report.
The truce halted a two-year Israeli military campaign that claimed over 71,000 Palestinian lives and left more than 171,000 injured. The offensive devastated approximately 90% of Gaza's civilian infrastructure, with UN assessments estimating reconstruction expenses around $70 billion.
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