At least six Palestinians have died and 37 others were injured in Israeli strikes on Gaza over the past 48 hours, according to the Gaza health ministry. The casualties include two individuals who succumbed to wounds sustained in earlier incidents. Emergency responders have faced difficulties reaching additional victims trapped under debris or stranded on roads.

Since the implementation of a ceasefire in October 2025, the health ministry reports a total of 1,191 Palestinians killed and 3,853 injured, with 803 bodies recovered in the Gaza Strip.

Meanwhile, the Israeli military has intensified security operations in the occupied West Bank following an outbreak of violence southwest of Nablus on Friday. The clashes resulted in the deaths of six people, including four Palestinians and two Israeli soldiers. In response, Israeli authorities imposed a curfew and launched what they described as “counterterrorism” measures in the area.

The situation continues to highlight ongoing tensions and the fragile nature of the ceasefire agreement between Israel and Palestinian groups.