RismadarVoice Reporters
November 15, 2026
At least one Palestinian has been killed and two others injured in an Israeli drone strike in southern Gaza, as renewed attacks continue to raise concerns over the fragile ceasefire agreement.
Medical sources at Nasser Medical Complex said the strike occurred early Sunday in the Al-Mawasi area of Khan Younis, where thousands of displaced Palestinians have sought shelter.
The Palestinian news agency WAFA reported that the attack struck a tent housing displaced civilians, killing one person and injuring two others.
Separately, medical sources at Al-Shifa Medical Complex in Gaza City reported further casualties from Israeli attacks in the northern part of the territory.
Reports also indicated that Israeli drones dropped explosive devices near homes and tents sheltering displaced families in Al-Salatin, west of Beit Lahia.
Artillery shelling was reported in northwestern Gaza, although the full extent of the damage and casualties was not immediately established.
The latest incidents follow other deadly attacks across the territory despite the ceasefire agreement reached in October 2025.
According to figures released by Gaza’s Health Ministry on Saturday, November 14, at least 1,643 Palestinians have been killed and 5,964 injured in reported Israeli attacks since the ceasefire began.
The ministry also disclosed that the cumulative death toll from the war, which began in October 2023, had reached 74,695, while 176,093 people had sustained injuries.
It said 16 bodies and 68 injured people had been brought to hospitals across Gaza during the preceding 48 hours.
The casualty figures are reported by Gaza’s health authorities and have not all been independently verified.
The United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs has separately documented continuing airstrikes, gunfire and shelling affecting populated areas, including locations sheltering displaced civilians.
Humanitarian agencies have also warned that damaged infrastructure, shortages of essential supplies and difficult living conditions continue to affect Gaza’s population.
The latest violence has renewed concerns about civilian protection and the implementation of the ceasefire agreement.
With attacks continuing in different parts of Gaza, residents remain exposed to security threats while humanitarian organisations struggle to meet urgent needs.
The circumstances surrounding the latest strikes, including the intended targets, remain subject to further verification.
