Nine Palestinians, including three children, were killed and several others wounded in Israeli airstrikes on Gaza City on Saturday, according to local sources.
The strikes came alongside a reported expansion of the so-called “Yellow Line” in Deir al-Balah, raising fresh concerns over the scope of Israeli military operations in the enclave.
At least nine Palestinians were killed, including three children, and additional casualties were reported wounded after Israeli occupation forces carried out a series of airstrikes on Gaza City on Saturday. The attack adds to a mounting death toll from repeated strikes on the city, which continues to endure severe humanitarian conditions despite earlier announcements regarding a halt to hostilities. Separately, reports indicate an expansion of the demarcation known as the “Yellow Line” in the Deir al-Balah area, a development that Palestinian activists and residents say signals continued military pressure on the ground rather than a genuine de-escalation, fueling renewed accusations that reports of a ceasefire have not matched reality on the ground.
