Sabra neighbourhood

Palestinians in Gaza held funeral prayers for 112 people, including 40 children and 38 women, retrieved from rubble of homes destroyed by Israeli bombings. The victims belonged to the Al-Hasayneh and Abu Sharia families, with 157 bodies still missing under the rubble. Over 73,000 people have been killed in the ongoing Israeli war in Gaza since October 2023, despite a ceasefire agreement in effect since October 2025.

Gaza civil defence teams recovered 112 Palestinian remains, including 40 children, 38 women, and seven people with disabilities, from rubble in the Sabra neighbourhood of Gaza City after 136 hours of digging. The International Committee of the Red Cross supported the operation, and teams believe 157 bodies remain buried underground.

An Israeli drone strike in Gaza City's Sabra neighbourhood killed at least one Palestinian, according to Al Jazeera citing emergency services. A separate air strike on Salah al-Din Street in central Gaza also killed one Palestinian, as confirmed by medics at al-Aqsa Martyrs Hospital.

An Israeli airstrike in Gaza City killed six family members, including father Firas Al-Masri, his wife Salsabeel, and their four children, according to health officials and medics. The Israeli military confirmed the strike, stating it targeted a Hamas militant and is investigating the incident.

Israeli gunfire in a Gaza refugee camp killed six people, including 9-year-old Tala Abu Matar, according to Palestinian health officials. The Israeli military stated it was unaware of the incident, while an air strike in Gaza City's Sabra neighborhood also caused casualties.

An Israeli airstrike in Gaza City killed 11 people, including four members of the Al-Safadi family and a journalist from Al Jazeera, amid ongoing violence despite a declared ceasefire. Hamas and Israel exchanged accusations over truce violations, with Gaza health officials reporting over 1,012 Palestinian deaths since the ceasefire began in October 2024.