Israeli attacks and gunfire continued in Gaza despite the ceasefire agreement. Three Palestinians were killed and many others injured on Wednesday, while the death of 10-year-old Abdul Rahman Khalil Awad during treatment, two days after he was injured, brought the day's total death toll to four.
Electric bicycle targeted
Two Palestinians were killed in an Israeli drone strike targeting an electric bicycle near al-Sinaa Street in western Gaza City. Many others were injured, including one person in critical condition.
Witnesses said one of those killed was riding the bicycle and the other was passing by on the road. The densely populated area was surrounded by tents housing displaced Palestinians.
Two attacks near Khan Younis
A woman was injured by fire from the Israeli army near Hamad City, north of Khan Younis in southern Gaza.
In a drone strike in the al-Mawasi area of al-Qarara, north of Khan Younis, Ramadan Mohammed Abu Shahada was killed and another Palestinian was injured.
Injured child dies during treatment
Ten-year-old Abdul Rahman Khalil Awad, who was injured in an attack two days earlier in the Sheikh Radwan neighborhood of northern Gaza City, died while receiving treatment.

Fire opened at sea and in the north
Israeli naval vessels opened machine-gun fire off the coast of Gaza City on Wednesday morning. The gunfire disrupted Palestinians' fishing activities.
Intermittent gunfire and artillery fire were also heard east of Gaza City and around the Jabalia Refugee Camp in the north. These areas were under the control of the Israeli army.
Toll during the ceasefire
Attacks have continued despite the ceasefire agreement that has been in effect since October 10, 2025. According to the latest figures from the Gaza Health Ministry, 1,534 Palestinians have been killed and 5,486 Palestinians injured in ceasefire violations.
More than 74,000 Palestinians have been killed and more than 175,000 people injured during Israel's military operation in Gaza since October 2023. The attacks have caused extensive destruction to approximately 90 percent of civilian infrastructure.