Israeli airstrikes increase Gaza death toll

The Palestinian death toll from Israeli airstrikes targeting areas in the Gaza Strip on Saturday, November 14, 2026, has risen to five, including two children, according to information reported by media outlets citing medical sources in the Strip's hospitals.

The sources stated that the attacks struck areas in Gaza City and Khan Yunis, amid ongoing shelling and gunfire in several locations, despite the ceasefire agreement that has been in place for over a year.

Al-Shifa Medical Complex had previously announced the death of two Palestinians after an Israeli drone targeted two individuals in the Jabalia area in the northern part of the Strip, in addition to other injuries.

In response, the Israeli military announced that the strike it carried out in Jabalia targeted two Hamas operatives, though there is no independent confirmation regarding the identities of the deceased.

These developments occur against a backdrop of difficult humanitarian conditions faced by the residents of the Strip, with widespread damage to infrastructure and health facilities, and continued security restrictions on movement and travel.

A final, unified toll from an independent medical authority for all strikes that occurred during the day is not yet available, making the figures subject to updates as new information emerges.