Israeli strikes killed eight Palestinians across Gaza
Israeli strikes killed at least eight Palestinians in Gaza on Sunday, medics and the Hamas-run interior ministry said. The ministry said five police officers died in western Khan Younis; medics said a separate Gaza City strike killed three, including a four-year-old boy.
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Israeli strikes killed eight Palestinians in Gaza on Sunday, including a child and five police officers, according to local hospitals, emergency services and the Hamas-run interior ministry. Reuters reported that five people were killed in a strike in western Khan Younis; Daily Sabah identified the site as al-Mawasi, west of Khan Younis. The ministry said the five were police officers targeted while on duty. A separate strike on al-Thawra Street in Gaza City killed three people and wounded six, according to a source at al-Shifa Hospital. JournalArta reported that local hospitals identified the child killed there as a four-year-old boy. The Israeli military said it struck several militants in Khan Younis. Gaza’s Health Ministry says Israeli attacks have killed 1,580 Palestinians since the ceasefire began on Oct. 10, 2025; Israel says four soldiers have died.
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Reporting
- Al Arabiya — Israeli strikes in Gaza kill eight, including a child
- Daily Sabah — Child among 8 killed in fresh Israeli violation of Gaza truce | Daily Sabah
- U.S. News & World Report (with Reuters) — Israeli Strikes Kill Eight People in Gaza - Medics Say
- JournalArta — Gaza Strikes Kill Eight, Including: Full Details
- ozarab.media — Israeli Strikes Kill Eight in Gaza, Hospitals Say
- palestinechronicle.com — Israeli Attacks Kill Eight in Gaza, Including Four-Year-Old Child, Police Officers
Verifier’s note
Al Arabiya, Daily Sabah, U.S. News carrying Reuters, Journalarta, Palestine Chronicle, and OzArab all report eight deaths in Israeli strikes, including a child; OzArab explicitly attributes its account to BBC News. The reports are dated November 1, consistent with the proposed event’s timing.