Israeli strikes kill at least four, including children, across Gaza Strip

Bombings take place as Hamas officials meet with Qatari, Egyptian and Turkish mediators in Cairo to discuss truce.Published On 30 Jul 2026At least four people have been killed and dozens injured in Israeli attacks on Gaza despite an ongoing “ceasefire” in the latest violation of the agreement that was meant to help end the genocide.According to Gaza’s Ministry of Health on Thursday, hospitals across the Gaza Strip received six bodies and 34 injured people in the past 24 hours. These include four new deaths, as well as one person who died from previous injuries and one body that was recovered.Recommended Stories list of 3 itemslist 1 of 3India’s arms sale to Israel risks complicity in Gaza genocide, Amnesty sayslist 2 of 3Apartheid wealth cannot buy silence on Gazalist 3 of 3Several children killed and wounded in Israeli attacks across Gazaend of listA man and an eight-year-old child were killed in an Israeli air strike on the southern city of Khan Younis, health officials told the Reuters news agency.The attack targeted a tent encampment for people displaced by Israel’s siege, which has destroyed the homes of more than 1.2 million people, equivalent to almost 60 percent of the population.In a separate attack on Bureij refugee camp in central Gaza, an 18-month-old baby was killed when an air strike struck a house. Eight others were injured in the attack.Meanwhile, in Gaza City, a Palestinian man riding a bicycle was also killed in a strike that left 10 others wounded.Reporting from Gaza City, Al Jazeera’s Hind Khoudary said the aftermath of a separate attack on Wednesday evening in Gaza City’s Shati refugee camp was “terrifying”.“We’re talking about a building that was targeted. This building was surrounded by two makeshift tent camps and these tents are now all damaged and the people who were sheltering inside these tents are homeless. We’re talking about 35 families that were terrified when these massive explosions took place yesterday,” Khoudary said.