Palestinian health authorities say that more than 1,000 people have been killed in Gaza since a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas began last October. Multiple outlets cite the Gaza Health Ministry’s figure of 1,005 Palestinians killed during the period, while reporting that violence continues despite ongoing efforts to reach or renew a truce. Courthouse News and Reuters-related reporting also note that Israel says it continues operations against Hamas and allied militants inside Gaza and has expanded the territory it controls within the enclave.
Several reports reference a specific recent incident in Gaza City, where medics say an Israeli strike hits a vehicle on the Omar Al-Mokhtar road, killing three people. The Israeli military did not immediately comment on that incident in the cited reporting. Other coverage frames the toll as accumulating “since” the ceasefire while not providing additional verified figures beyond the health ministry’s count. Across sources, the key points remain the same: the cited death toll from Palestinian authorities, the continuation of strikes or operations in Gaza, and the lack of immediate comment from Israel on at least one reported attack.
