An Israeli drone strike has killed a Palestinian man and wounded several others in southern Gaza, while Israeli settlers shot dead another Palestinian man near Ramallah in the occupied West Bank, Al Jazeera reported on Friday, November 6.

Source: Al Jazeera

The body of Tamer al-Hamayda, 42, and three wounded people were brought to Nasser Medical Complex on Thursday after the strike hit a tent sheltering displaced Palestinians in the al-Mawasi area, west of Khan Younis on Gaza's southern coast, Al Jazeera said. Another Palestinian succumbed to wounds sustained in an earlier Israeli drone strike on Tuesday that targeted a gathering of Palestinians in Jabalia refugee camp in northern Gaza, according to medical personnel at Nasser Medical Complex. Israeli forces also carried out a large-scale demolition operation targeting buildings east of Gaza City's al-Tuffah neighbourhood.

Health Ministry: 8 dead, 26 wounded in 24 hours

The Gaza Health Ministry reported eight new deaths and 26 wounded over the past 24 hours, putting the toll since the ceasefire took effect in October 2025 at 1,439 killed and 5,052 wounded, with 834 bodies recovered from the rubble, Al Jazeera reported. The ministry said Israel's war on Gaza has killed at least 74,040 Palestinians and wounded 175,168 since October 2023. The figures are the ministry's reported toll and are attributed to it.

Yasuf: mayor says dozens of settlers attacked the village

In the occupied West Bank, Israeli settlers shot dead a Palestinian man and wounded another during a raid on the village of Yasuf, north of Ramallah, on Thursday. Mashhour Yassin, 51, was shot dead by settler gunfire, the Palestinian Health Ministry said. Yasuf Mayor Jumaa Abdel Fattah told the AFP news agency that dozens of Israeli settlers armed with sticks and firearms had attacked the village, which lies between four Israeli settlements. "Yassin was at his doorstep when the settlers attacked the village homes. He went out to defend his house," Abdel Fattah said, adding that Yassin's nephew was also wounded in the attack. The mayor said the settlers had come from Havat Anton, an outpost established in July that has previously attacked the village's residents.

The Palestinian Ministry of Foreign Affairs said Israeli forces had detained an ambulance during the incident, seizing its key, and described the killing as part of what it called a serious and continuous escalation in organised settler attacks. Those characterisations are the ministry's allegations; no Israeli military comment on the Yasuf incident was included in the reporting.

The wider toll in the West Bank

More than 500,000 Israelis live in West Bank settlements considered illegal under international law. According to the UN, at least 1,112 Palestinians in the occupied West Bank have been killed by Israeli forces or settlers since October 2023, including at least 37 killed by settlers, Al Jazeera reported. Palestinians in the West Bank have reported a surge in settler attacks in recent months.

What happens next

Both killings happened under a ceasefire that has been in place in Gaza since October 2025, and they add to a toll that Gaza's Health Ministry says has kept rising through it. In the West Bank, village leaders and Palestinian officials say settler raids are becoming more frequent; whether Israeli authorities announce any investigation into the Yasuf killing will be the next development to watch.

What is solid

  • Al Jazeera reported both killings on Friday, citing Nasser Medical Complex medics, the Gaza Health Ministry and the Palestinian Health Ministry
  • Yasuf's mayor Jumaa Abdel Fattah described the attack to AFP, a second wire source carried in the same reporting
  • The UN figure of at least 1,112 West Bank Palestinians killed since October 2023, including at least 37 by settlers, was reported by Al Jazeera

What is only claimed

  • The casualty tolls are the Gaza and Palestinian health ministries' reported figures, attributed as such; they are not independently verified in this reporting
  • The Palestinian Foreign Ministry's claims about the detained ambulance and organised escalation are its allegations; no Israeli military response to the Yasuf incident was reported