Israeli air strikes kill at least three Palestinians in Gaza on Sunday, according to Palestinian health and Hamas-run interior officials, as a ceasefire remains fragile. Medics report that an air strike in the Maghazi refugee camp kills one person. In Khan Younis, another strike kills Wessam Abdel-Hadi, described as the head of the criminal police force, and also kills his aide, according to the Gaza Hamas-run Interior Ministry. Health officials cited by multiple outlets attribute the deaths to Israeli strikes and specify that two of those killed are members of the Hamas-run police force.
The reports present the killings as occurring amid ongoing strains around a U.S.-brokered ceasefire, though the sources do not provide new details on ceasefire terms or broader casualty figures beyond the three reported deaths. Overall, the outlets agree on the locations struck, the officials killed in Khan Younis, and the number of fatalities reported by medics and health officials.
