Two killed, one injured in 'Israeli' strike over Gaza

• Gaza's Health Ministry reported 6 killed and 17 injured arriving at hospitals enclave-wide over the past 24 hours.
• Local sources reported ongoing 'Israeli' violations of the Gaza ceasefire for the 370th consecutive day via airstrikes, shelling, and demolitions.

Two Palestinians were killed and one woman was wounded on Wednesday, in a series of 'Israeli' military strikes targeting a vehicle in Khan Younis and a shelter center in northern Gaza, according to medical and local sources.

Officials at the Nasser Medical Complex confirmed that two citizens were killed and a woman sustained injuries when an 'Israeli' drone fired on a vehicle in the Al-Qarara town north of Khan Younis, southern Gaza Strip.

Local reports specified that the drone strike hit an SUV vehicle on Al-Hayya Street, causing it to burst into flames and killing the two occupants inside, identified as Ahmad Rajaa Al-Shaer and Basel Nabil Qashta.

In a separate incident in northern Gaza, Palestinian citizen Saddam Rami Al-Zaanin was killed after 'Israeli' forces opened fire toward a shelter center hosting displaced families in the Jabalia refugee camp.

Earlier Wednesday afternoon, four additional citizens were injured, including one critically, following an 'Israeli' drone strike on the northern Al-Buraq area, located west of Khan Younis.

The Ministry of Health in Gaza stated Wednesday that 6 dead and 17 injured arrived at hospitals across the Gaza Strip during the preceding 24-hour period as a result of 'Israeli' strikes.

The ministry clarified that two of the deceased were killed in recent strikes, while the third succumbed to previously sustained injuries.

Local sources reported that 'Israeli' forces continue to violate the ceasefire agreement in the Gaza Strip for the 370th consecutive day through aerial bombardment, artillery shelling, direct gunfire, and the demolition of residential buildings, with attacks continuing to impact residential zones and displacement tents.