Palestinians bury pregnant woman and two children killed in Gaza strikes
On Saturday, Palestinians laid to rest a woman expecting twins along with two of her children, part of the toll of at least 13 individuals who died due to Israeli airstrikes in Gaza. The fatalities reported on Friday comprised two men in Gaza City and eight in Khan Younis, which included four police officers, following an attack on a police vehicle by Israel. These airstrikes have interrupted a ceasefire that began on October 10. Khalid Al-Tanani from Beit Lahiya mourned the loss of his wife and two of their four children in these assaults.
Key facts
- A pregnant woman with twins and her two children aged 4 and 13 were buried on Saturday.
- At least 13 people were killed in Israeli strikes in Gaza.
- Friday's toll included two men killed in Gaza City and eight in Khan Younis.
- Four police officers were among the eight killed in Khan Younis.
- The strikes targeted a police vehicle in Khan Younis.
- The truce took effect on October 10 but has been repeatedly disrupted.
- Khalid Al-Tanani from Beit Lahiya lost his wife and two children in the strikes.
Entities
Institutions
- Nasser Hospital
Locations
- Gaza
- Gaza City
- Khan Younis
- Beit Lahiya