Live updates on Israel's war against Hamas

The Israeli military claimed that it killed four Hamas fighters in strikes on northern Gaza, Al Jazeera reported.

In a statement on Telegram, the military named the four Hamas fighters as Wael Mahmoud Ali Labad, Muaz Mohammad Hassan Ahmad, Sameh Abu Kamil and Akram Ashraf Hamad Labad.

It added that Israeli forces also struck and dismantled launchers and launch shafts used by Hamas on Monday.

Israeli forces have killed at least 73,066 Palestinians and wounded 173,514 others in Gaza since launching their genocidal war began in October 2023. Among the dead are 1,053 people killed since the "ceasefire" of October last year.

The Israeli military shut down the headquarters of a Palestinian charitable organisation in the occupied West Bank city of Nablus on Tuesday, Palestinian officials said.

AFP journalists in Nablus reported that the entire building housing the headquarters of Al-Tadamon Charitable Society had been sealed off, its metal front gate welded shut.

"This union has been declared an illegal entity and has been shut down due to its involvement in and support for terrorism," a sign in English and Arabic posted on the front gate read.

Israel's military told AFP it was looking into the details of the raid.

The charity declined to comment on the closure.

Gaza health officials said an Israeli drone strike killed three civilians and injured several others on Monday, the latest violence to hit the Palestinian territory despite a ceasefire.

"Three people were killed and several injured when an Israeli drone struck a group of civilians," Al-Aqsa hospital said in a statement.

Gaza's civil defence agency, which acts as a rescue force under Hamas, said the strike hit an area in Deir el-Balah in central Gaza.

The fatalities count mounted to 73,043 in Gaza since Israel's genocidal war began in October 2023, Al Jazeera reported, citing the Gaza Health Ministry.

Among them, 1,031 people were killed since the October 2025 ceasefire, while 3,309 others have been injured since.

The ministry said a total of 173,417 Palestinians were injured in the Israeli attacks.

Israeli soldiers shot dead two Palestinian teenagers in the occupied West Bank on Monday, Palestinian officials said, while the Israeli military said the two had attacked a nearby Jewish settlement with fire bombs and burning tyres.

There was no immediate further comment from Palestinian officials about the fatal incident in the area of Beit Ummar. Official Palestinian news agency WAFA said the teens were aged 15 and 19 and a relative confirmed their ages to Reuters.

Reuters was unable to independently verify the Israeli military's account. It said its forces had shot at three people who were throwing fire bombs and burning tyres near the settlement Karmei Tzur.

One of the three was wounded and two killed, the military said. WAFA said the third person was hospitalised in a stable condition. The Palestinian Red Crescent Society (PRCS) said he is 15 years old.

Israeli troops carry out frequent raids in the West Bank and have tightened movement restrictions in recent months on Palestinian villages that sit near settlements.

UN bodies and most countries view Israel's settlements as illegal under international law and a primary obstacle to Palestinian statehood. Israel rejects this, viewing the territory as disputed rather than occupied and saying a Jewish presence has existed there for thousands of years.

Attacks by Israeli settlers on Palestinians and their villages have also risen sharply. In incidents involving settlers and the military, at least 57 Palestinians have been killed since the start of the year, according to UN data.

Palestinians have also carried out attacks on Israeli soldiers and settlers in the West Bank, at least one of them deadly in 2026, according to Israel's Shin Bet domestic security service.

Nine Palestinians have been killed and 41 wounded in Gaza over the past 24 hours by Israeli attacks, Al Jazeera reported, citing the Palestinian Health Ministry in Gaza.

Since the “ceasefire” took effect in October, at least 1,021 people have been killed and 3,249 wounded by Israeli attacks.

Pakistan and other Muslim states expressed solidarity with Palestinians on Sunday during the Fourth Consultative Meeting of the Foreign Ministers of Pakistan, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, and Turkiye in Cairo.

Reaffirming the centrality of the Palestinian cause to the achievement of peace, security, and stability in the Middle East, the ministers underscored that the Palestinian cause remains at the heart of efforts to achieve a just, comprehensive, and lasting peace in the region and constitutes a central pillar for the realisation of a stable and secure regional order.

In this regard, particular attention was devoted to the humanitarian and political situation in the Gaza Strip, the West Bank, and East Jerusalem under occupation.

The ministers reiterated their support for the legitimate rights of the Palestinian people, including their right to self-determination and the establishment of an independent Palestinian State on the basis of the 4 June 1967 lines, with East Jerusalem as its capital, as an indispensable foundation for achieving a just, comprehensive, and lasting peace in the region in accordance with the relevant United Nations Security Council Resolutions.

The Israeli military said on Sunday that they "eliminated" Hussein Qadra and Mohammed Farra, operatives in the military wings of Hamas and Palestinian Islamic Jihad (PIJ).

Qadra, who headed the network with Farra, acted under Hamas leadership and facilitated the transfer of more than half a billion shekels to Hamas, according to an Israeli military X post.

Israeli strikes and gunfire killed at least nine people, including a child and a journalist from Al Jazeera, in the Gaza Strip y, health officials said.

An Israeli airstrike killed four Palestinians, including two women and a child, in an apartment building in Gaza City, health officials said. The attack on the building in the Sabra neighborhood of Gaza City destroyed the apartment and wounded several other people, medics added.

The Israeli military said it struck a "militant", without elaborating.

In another incident, Israeli forces shot and killed a woman in Beit Lahiya town further north, medics said. An Israeli airstrike killed at least one person and wounded eight others in Khan Younis, south of the enclave.

Later on Saturday, an Israeli airstrike killed three people, medics said, including Ahmed Wishah, a journalist working for Al Jazeera, in the Bureij refugee camp in the central Gaza Strip.

Al Jazeera said Wishah, a cameraman, was killed in what the network called a "heinous crime," about two months after his brother, Mohammed Wishah, also an Al Jazeera journalist, was killed by the Israeli military.

Israeli attacks on Gaza have killed at least five people and injured 43 over the past 48 hours, despite the “ceasefire” announced last October, Al Jazeera reported, citing enclave’s Health Ministry.

In its daily statistical update, the ministry reported that since the ceasefire took effect, 1,012 people have been confirmed dead and 3,208 injured.