Health officials reported that an Israeli bombing in Gaza City on Tuesday killed a father, his wife, and their four children while igniting their home. According to medical professionals, Firas Al-Masri, his wife Salsabeel, their three daughters, and their son were all killed in the Israeli attack on the family home in the Sabra neighborhood. The Israeli military acknowledged the attack, stating that Hamas was the target and that it was still investigating the outcome.

The Israeli military claimed to have killed three Hamas and Islamic Jihad members in separate attacks since Friday. Two of these fighters had participated in the October 7, 2023 onslaught on Israel and had held Israeli hostages taken during the assault. On the day of the funeral for six members of the Al Masri family who were killed when an Israeli strike struck their apartment in Gaza City on Tuesday, a relative carries a family member’s body.

Following an Israeli attack on a domestic unit in Gaza City’s Sabra neighborhood on Tuesday, mourners grieve over the body of one of the Palestinians who perished. AFP According to Gaza health officials, since an October ceasefire between Israel and Hamas militants went into effect, more than 1,150 Palestinians—mostly civilians—have been killed by Israeli attacks. According to Israeli estimates, the war started when fighters commanded by Hamas assaulted southern Israel, killing 1,200 people and capturing over 250 prisoners. More than 73,000 Palestinians have died as a result of Israel’s ensuing offensive, according to Gaza health officials. Under Hamas authority, almost all of Gaza’s two million residents now reside on a small stretch of land near the coast, mostly in damaged structures or improvised tents.

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