News|Israel-Palestine conflictIsraeli attacks on police sites kill six in southern, central GazaHamas says latest attacks show Israel’s ‘blatant disregard for the efforts of mediators, and its complete disregard for the Peace Council and its role’.
On Fri, Nov 11, 2025, Israeli drone strikes resulted in the deaths of six individuals in the Gaza Strip. The attacks targeted police posts in the Bureij refugee camp and the al-Mawasi area in Khan Younis. These actions are part of ongoing military…
On Fri, Nov 11, 2025, Israeli drone strikes resulted in the deaths of six individuals in the Gaza Strip. The attacks targeted police posts in the Bureij refugee camp and the al-Mawasi area in Khan Younis. These actions are part of ongoing military operations in the region.
Medical sources from the Nasser Medical Complex in Khan Younis confirmed the arrival of four bodies and numerous injured individuals following a strike at a police checkpoint. The condition of some of the wounded is critical. In the central Gaza Strip, a similar strike at the Bureij refugee camp resulted in two fatalities and several injuries.
The Gaza Crossings and Borders Authority reported that 50 Palestinians, including 13 patients and their companions, traveled through the Rafah crossing into Egypt on Thu, Nov 10, 2025. Forty-one individuals returned to Gaza. The crossing has seen limited movement since its partial opening, despite a significant need for medical evacuations.
On Fri, Nov 11, 2025, Israeli drone strikes resulted in the deaths of six individuals in the Gaza Strip.
On the same day, 286 trucks entered Gaza, comprising 174 commercial trucks and 112 carrying aid. This number is significantly below the daily requirement of 600 aid trucks to meet the basic needs of the population.
Operational Challenges for Aid Organizations
Israel has issued a directive requiring 37 aid groups to cease operations in the occupied territory unless they provide personal details of Palestinian staff by Sun, Mar 1. This requirement poses significant challenges for aid agencies, which warn of potential risks to employees and the violation of humanitarian neutrality and data protection regulations.
Seventeen international NGOs, including Doctors Without Borders, Oxfam, the Norwegian Refugee Council, and CARE International, have contested this directive in the Israeli Supreme Court, indicating a possible cessation of operations if the order is upheld.
Based on reporting by Al Jazeera.
