Israeli attack on north Gaza police station kills eight

An Israeli drone attack targeted a police station in Jabalia camp, northern Gaza, on Tuesday afternoon, killing at least eight people. Gaza's Interior Ministry reported that among the deceased were six police personnel, including the station chief, and one civilian, denouncing the incident as a "horrific massacre." Palestinian Civil Defence stated that eight individuals were killed, with their bodies taken to al-Shifa Hospital. The targeted police were reportedly responsible for maintaining law and order in a marketplace area within the displacement camp. The article also notes other recent Israeli strikes in Gaza, including an air strike in Khan Younis that killed one man and injured three others, and separate Israeli gunfire that killed a child in the same area.

An Israeli air strike on a Hamas-run police post in northern Gaza killed at least seven people, including a senior officer, according to health and police officials. Witnesses reported an Israeli drone fired missiles at the post in the Jabalia area. The Hamas-run interior ministry identified the deceased as the local police station chief, Colonel Mohammed Marwan Salem, and condemned the incident as a "massacre." An Israeli military official confirmed a strike in the area, stating it targeted "terrorists." Separately, two other individuals were reportedly killed by Israeli fire in southern Gaza on Tuesday, including a 10-year-old boy in Rafah. The Israeli military stated it struck a Hamas operative in Khan Younis.