Israeli strikes kill at least three people in Gaza, medics say
Conflict · First reported 2 Nov, 07:22 · Updated 08:01

Medics reported that Israeli strikes killed at least three Palestinians and wounded several others in Gaza on Monday, Nov. 2. The Israeli military said it carried out two strikes targeting Palestinian militants; the reports also describe continuing disputes over the ceasefire and its implementation.
- Medics said two people were killed and six wounded in two strikes in Khan Younis, and a third person was killed in Al-Mussadar.
- The Israeli military said it carried out two strikes targeting Palestinian militants; the article says it gave no further information.
- The report says ceasefire negotiations have not resolved terms for Hamas to disarm or Israel to withdraw its troops.
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- Reported deaths
- At least three Palestinians; medics said two were killed in Khan Younis and one in Al-Mussadar.
- Reported injuries
- Six people were wounded in the two Khan Younis airstrikes, according to medics.
- Israeli military account
- It said it carried out two strikes targeting Palestinian militants.
- Deaths since ceasefire
- Gaza health officials cited at least 1,580 Palestinians killed in Israeli attacks; the shorter report specifies the 2025 ceasefire.
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