Israeli forces kill nine Palestinians in Gaza, attack southern Lebanon

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On February 15, 2026, Israeli forces killed nine Palestinians in Gaza, violating a U.S.-brokered ceasefire from October. According to medical sources, five Palestinians were killed in Khan Younis and four in al-Faluja, where a tent for displaced people was attacked. The Israeli military stated it struck a building in northern Gaza, killing fighters, and also killed an individual who allegedly posed a threat near the "yellow line." Simultaneously, the Israeli military conducted attacks in southern Lebanon, targeting what it claimed were Hezbollah warehouses used for storing weapons and launchers. These actions follow a ceasefire agreement between Israel and Hezbollah in November 2024, after Hezbollah began attacks on northern Israel in 2023 in solidarity with Palestinians in Gaza.
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AI-ExtractedThe Israeli military said it struck a building in an unspecified part of northern Gaza shortly after several armed fighters entered the structure.
The attacks on Sunday came as the Israeli military launched several attacks on southern Lebanon.
Israeli forces killed at least nine Palestinians in new attacks across Gaza.
Four Palestinians were killed when Israeli forces attacked a tent for displaced people in the al-Faluja area.
Israeli forces killed at least five Palestinians in the southern city of Khan Younis.
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