News|Israel-Palestine conflictIsraeli drone chases and kills elderly woman in Gaza as attacks continueAt least seven Palestinians killed in Israeli attacks as military pushes deeper beyond truce demarcation line.
## Regulation: Gaza Conflict and Ceasefire Violations
Regulation: Gaza Conflict and Ceasefire Violations
Recent military operations by Israeli forces in Gaza have resulted in the deaths of at least seven Palestinians, including an elderly woman and her son. These events occurred as the Israeli military continues its operations past the "yellow line" ceasefire boundary.
The Health Ministry reported fatalities in Beit Lahiya, Jabalia, and Zeitoun, including the targeted killing of a 70-year-old woman and her son in Gaza City by a drone.
According to military sources, three individuals were killed after allegedly crossing the "yellow line," an unmarked boundary established during the ceasefire with Hamas that began on Tue, Oct 10, 2025.
Israeli forces have demolished residential areas and infrastructure in the Shujayea district, utilizing tanks, attack drones, and ground troops. They have also erected sand barriers and advanced tanks and armored vehicles beyond the "yellow line" in western Gaza City.
Recent military operations by Israeli forces in Gaza have resulted in the deaths of at least seven Palestinians, including an elderly woman and her son.
Qatar's Prime Minister noted at the Doha Forum that the Gaza ceasefire is at a "critical moment" and risks collapse without efforts towards a permanent resolution. Similarly, a Saudi official expressed concerns over the lack of a reliable peace partner.
Since the ceasefire commenced, at least 367 Palestinians have died, with 953 injured and 624 bodies recovered, as reported by Gaza's Health Ministry. UNICEF confirmed that 70 children are among the fatalities.
The humanitarian situation in Gaza is worsening, with restrictions on aid leading to inadequate winter supplies. The UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs highlighted severe food insecurity and inadequate funding for humanitarian operations.
Eight Muslim-majority nations, including Egypt and Qatar, have opposed Israel's proposal to restrict the Rafah crossing to one-way traffic, citing potential violations of a US-mediated peace agreement.
The UN reports that approximately 1.9 million individuals, representing 90% of Gaza's population, have been displaced since the conflict began.
Based on reporting by Al Jazeera.
