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Israel has killed at least five people in an attack around a UNRWA school in northern Gaza
Nearly 1,300 Palestinians have already been killed in the Strip by the Israeli army since the ceasefire that entered into force in October 2025.
Stock image of the Gaza Strip. Photo: EFE
At least five Palestinians have been killed and several injured this Tuesday in an Israeli army bombing of a UN-run school in Jabalia, north of the Gaza Strip.
In addition, Israeli forces have opened fire on a campaign tent area that houses displaced persons near Rafah in the southern Strip, where several people, including a 10-year-old boy, are injured.
According to Gaza authorities, the Israeli army has already killed nearly 1,300 Palestinians in the enclave since the ceasefire signed in October 2025.
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