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Israeli airstrikes kill three in Gaza, including health official's son
An Israeli military strike near Jabalia refugee camp in northern Gaza has killed at least three people, including the son of Gaza's health ministry director-general. The incident marks continued escalation in the conflict affecting civilians across the territory.
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A strike conducted near the Jabalia refugee camp in northern Gaza claimed the life of Basir Al-Bursh, identified as the son of Munir Al-Bursh, who serves as director-general of Gaza's health ministry. Two other individuals were also killed in the operation, according to reports from the territory.
The deaths add to the mounting civilian casualties as military operations continue across Gaza. The targeting of areas near densely populated refugee camps has drawn international concern over the impact on non-combatants sheltering in the region.
The incident underscores the toll the conflict continues to exact on Gaza's population and institutional leadership. The death of a close relative of a senior health official highlights how the violence reaches across all segments of society.
No immediate statement was issued by Israeli military officials regarding the specifics of the strike or its intended targets. The situation remains fluid as operations continue across Gaza.