An Israeli drone strike in Jabaliya, on the northern edge of Gaza City, killed two Palestinians on Saturday, according to Mohamed Abu Selmiya, director of Shifa Hospital in Gaza City, where the casualties were taken. The Associated Press reported that the drone struck two Palestinians walking down a street in Jabaliya.

Source: Associated Press, Nov 14, 2026

Palestinian media reports carried by the Spanish news agency EFE placed the strike at the Abu Sharij roundabout in the western part of the Jabalia refugee camp and named the two men killed as Momen al-Shandaghli and Rayab Rihan. Al Jazeera also reported two deaths in a drone attack on Jabalia in the northern Gaza Strip, citing officials at al-Shifa Hospital. The names reported by Palestinian media have not been independently confirmed by the AP.

Source: EFE via Democrata / Al Jazeera, Nov 14, 2026

Asked about the attack, the Israeli military told the AP it had struck two Hamas militants in the area. It gave no further details. An American field hospital in Gaza said several other people were wounded in the strike but did not provide a number.

Sixteen killed in 48 hours, Gaza Health Ministry says

The strike came as Gaza's Health Ministry reported that Israeli attacks had killed 16 Palestinians and wounded 68 more across the Gaza Strip in the past 48 hours. The ministry's tally, reported on Saturday, included a man shot dead in the Tuffah neighbourhood east of Gaza City before dawn on Friday and a strike in Deir al-Balah that hit civilians who had gone to help victims of an earlier attack.

On Friday, Israeli tank shelling in eastern Deir al-Balah killed three people — a woman, a father and his 12-year-old son — according to officials at Al-Aqsa Martyrs Hospital. Read the Deir al-Balah story

At least 1,600 Palestinians have been killed since the ceasefire between Israel and Hamas took effect, according to Gaza's Health Ministry figures cited by the AP. A ministry tally reported on Saturday put the number killed since the ceasefire of 11 October 2025 at 1,643, with 5,964 wounded and 850 more bodies recovered from under rubble. The ministry's figures are reported as its own count and are not independently verified in full.

Near-daily Israeli fire and airstrikes have continued in Gaza more than a year after Israel and Hamas reached the ceasefire deal, the AP reported. Saturday's deaths in Jabaliya were the latest in that pattern, in a camp in northern Gaza that has seen repeated operations and strikes during the war.

The deaths also come as displaced families across Gaza face flooding and cold in tent shelters after winter storms. The United Nations and humanitarian partners say about 150,000 tents are still outside Gaza awaiting authorisation to enter, and have urged Israel to let winter supplies through immediately.

The UN says more than 150,000 tents for displaced families are waiting outside Gaza as winter storms flood shelters. Read the Gaza winter supplies story