The Palestinian news agency WAFA reported that an Israeli drone targeted a bicycle on Al-Qubba Street, west of Khan Younis in the southern Gaza Strip, on Friday, killing one Palestinian and injuring others, Jordan's Petra news agency reported.
Source: Petra reporting WAFA
Qatar News Agency (QNA), citing medical sources, reported the same Friday incident — a drone strike on a bicycle west of Khan Younis that killed one Palestinian and wounded several others — and said Israeli military vehicles also opened fire east of Khan Younis, artillery shelling hit east of Deir al-Balah in central Gaza, and demolition operations were carried out at dawn in Tal al-Zaatar, north of Gaza City, and in the Al-Tuffah neighbourhood.
Source: QNA via Fana News
The Associated Press reported that strikes by Israel's army killed at least one person in southern Gaza on Friday morning, according to Nasser Hospital in Khan Younis, and that the Israeli military said the strike targeted a Hamas militant.
Source: Associated Press via The Reflector
More than 1,500 Palestinians in Gaza have been killed by the Israeli military since the ceasefire between Israel and Hamas began in October 2025, according to the territory's health ministry, the AP reported. The AP noted the ministry maintains detailed records and is regarded as generally reliable by UN agencies and independent experts; it is part of the Hamas-run government, does not distinguish between civilians and militants, but says women and children make up nearly half of those killed.
The strike came as Palestinians in Gaza faced bread shortages on Friday. Crowds gathered outside bakeries across Gaza, banging on metal doors and scrambling to obtain bags of bread, the AP reported. The World Food Programme announced on Monday that it had reduced the number of people receiving assistance in Gaza to 1.1 million from 1.6 million because of a severe funding shortfall. Gaza City resident Ibrahim Abu Osama told the AP some bakeries had shut down and flour prices had skyrocketed, and he had been unable to find bread. Commercial shipments into Gaza had resumed as of Thursday, but not of food, the AP reported.
WAFA (via Petra) and QNA both report a Friday drone strike on a bicycle west of Khan Younis killing one person and injuring others. The AP, citing Nasser Hospital, reports at least one killed in southern Gaza on Friday morning; the Israeli military said the strike targeted a Hamas militant. WFP assistance has been cut from 1.6 million to 1.1 million people.