Separate attacks reported Saturday
The Palestinian Information Center reported that four Palestinians were killed in separate Israeli attacks across Gaza on Saturday and that a fifth person died from wounds sustained in an earlier strike. It described the four as civilians, including two women, while its incident-level account identified a young girl and a woman among those killed.
Local sources cited by the Palestinian Information Center said the girl was killed by Israeli gunfire in Tal al-Dahab, Beit Lahia. One person was reportedly killed and three others wounded in an airstrike near Palestine Stadium in Gaza City’s al-Rimal neighborhood. The report also said a woman was shot dead at al-Zahra School in the Khan Yunis refugee camp and another person was killed by Israeli fire toward Deir al-Balah. The fifth person reportedly died from injuries suffered in an earlier strike west of Khan Yunis.
Anadolu separately reported, citing medical sources, that two Palestinians, including a woman, were killed and four others wounded in attacks across Gaza. The available account does not establish whether those casualties were included in the Palestinian Information Center’s reporting, so the figures cannot be combined. Anadolu characterized the attacks as Israeli violations of the Gaza ceasefire.
Three deaths reported Friday
Middle East Monitor, citing Anadolu, reported that three Palestinians were killed in Israeli attacks on Friday. Medical sources said two died when a strike hit a motorcycle in Gaza City’s al-Nasr neighborhood. A medical source and local sources reported another death when a drone targeted a bicycle on al-Qubba Street in al-Mawasi, west of Khan Yunis. Others were reportedly wounded there and in a separate strike in al-Rimal. The report alleged that the attacks violated the October 2025 ceasefire.
Cumulative human toll
The Gaza Ministry of Health has reported 74,370 Palestinians killed and 175,371 injured across the Gaza Strip from October 7, 2023, through October 9, 2026, according to figures published by WHO. These are cumulative reported totals, not independently verified UN figures or a civilian-only count, and they do not represent casualties from the incidents reported Friday and Saturday. The totals do not specify when each casualty occurred and may reflect delayed reporting or later revisions.