Israeli Drone Strikes Reported in Parts of the Gaza Strip
One Palestinian was reportedly killed and several others injured in strikes on southern Khan Younis and Sheikh Radwan, according to Iranian state news agency IRNA citing Palestine Today.
IRNA, citing Palestine Today, reported that Israeli drones struck southern Khan Younis and Gaza City’s Sheikh Radwan neighborhood, killing one Palestinian and injuring several others. The agency also reported Israeli raids and arrests in Jenin and Ramallah, while alleging continued violations of the Gaza ceasefire.
TEHRAN — Israeli drones reportedly struck several areas of the Gaza Strip, including southern Khan Younis and the Sheikh Radwan neighborhood of Gaza City, according to reports cited by Iran’s Islamic Republic News Agency (IRNA).
IRNA, citing the Palestine Today network, reported that Israeli forces carried out a drone attack on areas south of Khan Younis in the southern Gaza Strip. The report also said that Israeli drones fired several missiles at Sheikh Radwan in Gaza City.
One Palestinian was reportedly killed and several others injured in the airstrikes. The report did not provide further details about the identity of the victim, the number of injured people, or the extent of damage caused by the attacks.
IRNA also reported that Israeli military forces raided areas of Jenin and Ramallah in the occupied West Bank and detained a number of young people. It did not specify how many people were arrested or provide additional details about the raids.
The reported strikes and raids come against the backdrop of the war that began after October 7, 2023. According to IRNA, Israel launched the campaign in Gaza with U.S. support, saying that its stated objectives included destroying Hamas and securing the return of Israeli captives. The agency reported that, after months of killing and destruction, those objectives were not achieved through military action and that Israel subsequently agreed to a ceasefire with Hamas.
IRNA further alleged that Israel has failed to implement parts of the ceasefire agreement and has continued military operations against the Gaza Strip. The source did not provide an independent assessment of the reported attacks, and the claims regarding casualties, detentions and ceasefire violations could not be independently verified from the supplied material.