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Israeli Strike Kills Gaza Doctor as Settler Attacks Hit West Bank

The incidents show the ceasefire has failed to halt frontline strikes or settler violence, putting civilians and medical facilities at continued risk.

Overview

  • A strike near Al-Aqsa Martyrs Hospital in Deir al-Balah killed Dr Jamal Abu Aboun and wounded three people, including a child, according to hospital and Gaza medical sources.
  • Israeli settlers attacked homes and vehicles in Beita, south of Nablus, and damaged farmland and trees in Khirbet al-Muraq in Masafer Yatta, with local reports saying Israeli forces were present in Beita.
  • The fresh violence on Saturday adds to heavy losses and displacement reported by Gaza health authorities, which say hundreds have been killed and thousands wounded since the October ceasefire.
  • Testimony collected by international reporting described Israeli reservists saying rules of engagement were permissive after the ceasefire, a claim that feeds concerns about military conduct and civilian harm.
  • Palestinian monitoring bodies report a wider surge in settler attacks across the West Bank, a trend that threatens farmers’ livelihoods, fuels local displacement, and could drive further escalation on the ground.