Three journalists among 11 Palestinians killed in Israel’s attacks on Gaza

According to the Gaza-based Ministry of Health, at least 11 Palestinians have been killed in Israeli attacks on Gaza since dawn, including three children and three journalists, and six others have been injured.

The Egyptian Committee for Gaza Relief, which oversees Egypt’s relief work in Gaza, is overseen by Munir al-Bursh, director-general of the ministry, who told Al Jazeera.

When they were struck by an Israeli attack while filming developments on the ground in central Gaza, colleagues and medical personnel reported to Al Jazeera. An Al Jazeera team on the ground reported that the attack also claimed the lives of a fourth victim.

Their burned-out, bombed-out car was seen by video footage that was seen by online users, with smoke still rising from the wreckage.

The committee’s spokesman, Mohammed Mansour, claimed that the journalists were filming a newly established displacement camp. He claimed that the Israeli military knew about the strike as occurring about 5 kilometers (3 miles) from Israeli-controlled territory.

According to an Israeli security source, Israeli Army Radio reported that the Israeli Air Force targeted a car in central Gaza, claiming that its owners were attempting to gather intelligence from army forces using a drone.

Three people were killed by a single family.

Three additional Palestinians from a single family, including a child, were killed in eastern Deir el-Balah in a separate attack, according to Al-Aqsa Martyrs Hospital sources.

According to the sources, the victims included a father, his son, and another relative.

An Al Jazeera team on the ground reported that a 13-year-old was fatally shot and killed by Israeli soldiers in southern Gaza.

The child was shot while collecting firewood in Bani Suheila, according to an Associated Press citation citing hospital staff.

The father of the child could be seen weeping over his son’s body on a hospital bed in video that was made available online.

An Al Jazeera team reported that a 32-year-old woman was killed and shot in a separate attack in the southern Gazan town of Khan Younis.

According to the Wafa news agency, two more Palestinians have been killed in northern strip attacks.

Repeated ceasefire violations

Palestinian officials claimed that since the ceasefire, which was negotiated by the United States, has been broken on October 10 by Israel.

About 2.2 million people in Gaza, where they are hardly protected by flimsy tents, are in acute humanitarian need in the harsh weather. Israel continues to impose restrictions on the movement of food, medical supplies, and shelter supplies.