Israeli Air Strike Kills One in Gaza, Injures Journalists in West Bank

An Israeli air strike on a vehicle in Gaza City has resulted in one death and several injuries, according to emergency services. The strike occurred in the Tuffah neighborhood on Tuesday. Additionally, a four-year-old boy, Osama Ahmed Abed, died from injuries sustained in an Israeli attack three weeks prior, bringing the total number of Palestinians killed in Gaza since October 7, 2023, to over 74,382. Gaza's Civil Defence agency expressed concern over forced displacements near the 'Yellow Line', the boundary established after the October 2025 ceasefire, citing damage to tents and homes due to Israeli military actions. Al Jazeera reports that nearly two-thirds of Gaza is under Israeli military control or subject to access restrictions. The US-backed Board of Peace commemorated the ceasefire's anniversary, stating that former President Trump's leadership helped end a prolonged conflict. Since the ceasefire began, at least 1,400 Palestinians have died in Israeli attacks, with over 80 percent of Gaza's buildings reported as destroyed or damaged. In the occupied West Bank, Israeli attacks in Ramallah and el-Bireh injured a child and caused several Palestinians to suffer from tear gas exposure. Journalists Khaled Mattawa and Firas Lutfi were also injured during these incidents. Israeli forces conducted raids on Palestinian non-governmental organizations and the Palestine Medical Complex. Human rights lawyer Muhammad Dahleh criticized Israel's use of laws to designate Palestinian rights groups as 'terrorist organizations' without disclosing evidence. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated that Israel is preparing for potential conflict with Palestinian Authority forces in the West Bank, asserting that Israeli military control will extend across the territory.