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Israeli strikes in Gaza kill at least five, including young child
At least five people have been killed in Israeli military operations in Gaza, among them a 7-year-old girl. The incident marks a continuation of violence in the territory since a ceasefire agreement took effect last year.
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Israeli forces conducted strikes in Gaza that resulted in the deaths of at least five individuals on Tuesday, according to local health officials and Gaza-based media reports. Among those killed was a young child, identified as a 7-year-old girl, raising fresh concerns about civilian casualties in the ongoing conflict.
The latest fatalities add to the mounting toll from Israel's military operations in Gaza. According to health authorities in the territory, the death count has reached approximately 74,555 since the conflict intensified, with at least 1,559 deaths recorded since a ceasefire agreement was implemented last year.
The ceasefire, which had been intended to reduce hostilities and allow humanitarian access to the densely populated enclave, has been marked by periodic violations and resumed military operations. International humanitarian organizations have repeatedly expressed alarm over civilian casualties and the deteriorating conditions facing Gaza's population.
The Israeli military has not yet commented on the specific incident. Previous statements from military officials have cited operational necessity and claimed efforts to minimize civilian harm during their campaigns in Gaza.