Radwan neighbourhood, west of Gaza City, on Friday, Wafa news agency reported. Ongoing Israeli strikes on the besieged enclave have killed at least 1,381 people since a “ceasefire” between Israel and Hamas was announced in October 2025. Israel has killed at least 73,795 people and wounded 174,869 others since the start of its genocidal war against Palestinians in Gaza in October 2023. On Friday, the Israeli army also opened fire in the Nuseirat and al-Bureij refugee camps in the central Gaza Strip, according to Wafa. The attacks on tents sheltering displaced people have resulted in multiple injuries. This week, an Israeli “double-tap” air strike killed a paramedic and a 15-year-old schoolboy in Gaza City. Israeli forces claimed they were targeting Hamas operatives. Last month, UNICEF found that, on average, one child is killed a day by Israel. Families are now confined to about a third of the enclave, sheltering among destroyed buildings, rubble and uncleared waste, the agency said. On Wednesday, a previously damaged building collapsed in Gaza City, killing at least 21 people, including 12 children. The Palestinian Civil Defence agency in Gaza struggled to recover bodies from under the rubble due to Israel’s severe restrictions on heavy equipment. The Health Ministry warned on Wednesday that Gaza’s health system was on the verge of “total collapse” as Israel continues to limit the amount of medical aid and fuel permitted to enter the enclave. (Aljazeera)