SAFA- Israeli occupation forces killed Tuesday at least nine Palestinians and injured several others in new Israeli attacks across the Gaza Strip, as violations of the ceasefire agreement increased.

A local correspondent reported that an Israeli drone strike on a civilian vehicle near the Najd roundabout in Al-Zahra, north of Nuseirat in central Gaza, killing two Palestinians and injuring others.

Aya Ramzi Obeid succumbed to injuries she sustained two days earlier during an Israeli airstrike on an apartment building in the Al-Taj neighborhood of Gaza City.

In a separate attack, Israeli warplanes bombed a house belonging to the Al-Masri family in the Al-Sabra neighborhood, south of Gaza City, killing six Palestinians, including three children.

The victims were named as Firas Ahmed Al-Masri, Salsabeel Muhammad Ali Al-Masri, Naeem Al-Masri, Ferial Al-Masri, Salma Al-Masri, and Amira Firas Al-Masri.

Civil Defense teams reported recovering the bodies of a mother, her child, and her three daughters from the house. Rescue crews had trouble reaching the site because a large fire from the strike made access difficult.

Firefighters, with help from Gaza Municipality teams, eventually controlled the fire and stopped it from spreading to nearby homes.

In another incident, Israeli army fire wounded a girl and a man in the Bir 19 area of Khan Younis in southern Gaza.

Israeli military vehicles moved into the southeastern part of Gaza City’s Zeitoun neighborhood, where there was an explosion and heavy gunfire.

Israeli forces fired east of Khan Younis as artillery shelled the area. Heavy tank fire was also reported in eastern Khan Younis and Deir al-Balah.

Gaza Ministry of Health reported Tuesday that 10 Palestinians were killed and 42 wounded across the Gaza Strip in the past 24 hours.

The ministry said that since the ceasefire began in October 2025, Israeli attacks have killed 1,168 Palestinians and wounded 3,798 others. It also reported that 802 bodies have been recovered from under the rubble. The ministry said the overall death toll since October 7, 2023, had risen to 73,293, with 173,906 people wounded.

It added that some victims are still trapped under destroyed buildings or lying in the streets because ambulance and Civil Defense crews cannot reach them