Gaza health ministry says 4 killed, 6 wounded in Israeli attacks
The Hindu
Four killed, six wounded in Israeli attacks in Gaza City after fragile truce ends, says health ministry.
The ministry of health in Hamas-run Gaza said four people were killed and six others wounded in Israeli attacks Sunday (March 2, 2025) after the first phase of a fragile truce in the territory drew to a close.
"Since this morning, four dead and six wounded" have been brought to "hospitals in the Gaza Strip following Israeli attacks in various parts of the territory", the ministry said in a statement.
Israel said on Sunday (March 2. 2025) it is stopping the entry of all goods and supplies into the Gaza Strip.
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