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Civil Defense worker killed in northern Gaza strike
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A Palestinian Civil Defense worker, identified as Muhammad Tammous, was killed in northern Gaza while en route to rescue victims of an 'Israeli' bombardment targeting a group of civilians near Kamal Adwan Hospital.
Two additional civilians were injured in a separate strike on a group of residents in the same vicinity.
The killing occurred as 'Israeli' forces intensified operations across the Gaza Strip on the night marking the third anniversary of October 7.
Concurrently, Palestinian sources reported widespread demolition operations executed by 'Israeli' forces using explosive-laden robots in controlled zones east of Gaza City and Khan Younis.
In southern Gaza, heavy fire launched from 'Israeli' military vehicles in the southern Mawasi area of Khan Younis resulted in stray bullets hitting tents housing displaced families in the Bir 19 sector, adjacent to the Ahl Al-Sunnah camp.
The strikes caused multiple injuries among displaced residents, prompting urgent appeals for ambulances to reach the targeted encampment amid ongoing gunfire and military demolitions across the enclave.
