Israeli Strikes Kill at Least Four Palestinians in Gaza as Relentless Attacks Continue

Israeli attacks in Gaza killed at least four Palestinians, medical sources told WAFA, as the Israeli military continues its constant violations of the US-backed ceasefire deal.

One Israeli strike targeted a tent in a crowded camp in Gaza City, killing two brothers, identified as Mahmoud and Jamil al-Absi. Later in the day, another Palestinian injured in the attack succumbed to his wounds.

A fourth person was killed by another strike in Gaza City that targeted a rooftop as the victim was filling a water container. Israeli gunfire and artillery shelling were also reported in northern and central Gaza.

A woman sits amid the debris of damaged shelters in the aftermath of Tuesday’s Israeli airstrike on a metal foundry, in Gaza City, November 11, 2026. REUTERS/Mahmoud Issa

Palestinians inspected the site of an Israeli airstrike that hit a metal foundry in a tent camp in Gaza City’s Sabra neighborhood, an attack that killed three people. The strike set multiple tents on fire and displaced families returned to find their belongings destroyed.

“We came to find 3 meters of fire in the tents. (There ‌are) ⁠no clothes for myself, no clothes for my children, and no clothes for my wife (left). All the clothes are completely gone,” Hisham Abdou, a father of two, told Reuters.

“My daughter was just speaking to me — I swear to God, it broke my heart — she said, ‘Daddy, where are ​my toys?’ I told ​her, ‘Praise be to God, ⁠my daughter, they are gone,'” Abdou added.

Gaza’s Health Ministry said in its daily update on Wednesday that over the past 24 hours, Israeli attacks killed at least eight Palestinians and wounded 29. Since the so-called ceasefire deal was signed in October 2025, the IDF has killed 1,622 people in Gaza and wounded 5,878.

Dave DeCamp is the news editor of Antiwar.com, follow him on Twitter @decampdave.

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