Overview
- Israeli strikes in central and southern Gaza in early November killed at least four people, including a child who witnesses said was hit in a tent sheltering displaced people.
- Two more Palestinians died of earlier wounds on November 6, one identified as medical student Sara Abu Jiyab who was wounded in a late‑October strike on Gaza City.
- Gaza’s Health Ministry says roughly 1,602 people have been killed and about 5,794–5,799 wounded since the October 2025 ceasefire, part of a wider toll of about 74,600 killed since October 2023.
- Reporting describes repeated use of drones, artillery, naval fire, ground raids and bulldozers that have struck tents, homes and farmland and complicated aid delivery to displaced communities.
- Heavy rain has worsened conditions by flooding thousands of tents and collapsing a damaged building wall that injured two people, while separate Israeli raids in the West Bank led to multiple arrests.