25 Palestinians are killed by Israeli bombings in Gaza, shaking the ceasefire, according to doctors.

Health officials reported that four Israeli bombings on Wednesday killed at least 25 Palestinians in a region of Gaza that has been under Hamas control since a precarious ceasefire went into place in October.
Ten people were murdered in the Zeitoun area of Gaza City, two in the Shejaia suburb to the east, and the remaining individuals were killed in two separate strikes in Khan Younis in the southern Gaza Strip, according to medics.
The Israeli military claimed that after Hamas members opened fire on its troops in defiance of the ceasefire, which had been in effect for almost six weeks, its forces had hit Hamas sites throughout Gaza. There were no injuries to Israeli forces.
The ceasefire’s vulnerability has been demonstrated by numerous shooting occurrences. The US-brokered truce, the first phase of President Donald Trump’s 20-point plan for a post-war Gaza, has been violated, and Israel and Hamas have shared culpability for these violations.
According to witnesses, Palestinian media, and medical professionals, all three attacks occurred well beyond a predetermined hypothetical “yellow line” that divided the territories under Israeli and Palestinian control.
13 people are killed in an Israeli airstrike on a Palestinian refugee camp in Lebanon, according to the Lebanese ministry.
The Khan Younis bombing targeted a UN-run club, while the Zeitoun attack targeted a structure owned by Muslim religious authority, both of which accommodate displaced families.
Hundreds of thousands of Palestinians have been able to return to the wreckage of Gaza since the two-year battle has been eased by the truce that was established on October 10. Aid has risen and Israel has withdrawn troops from city positions.
Violence hasn’t stopped entirely, though. Since the truce, Israeli forces have killed 305 people in attacks on Gaza, according to Palestinian health authorities. Nearly half of those deaths occurred in a single day last week when Israel retaliated for an attack on its troops.
Israel claims it has targeted several fighters and that three of its soldiers have died since the start of the ceasefire.