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STANDARD HUMANITARIAN UNVERIFIED

Civilian Casualty: Child Killed by IDF Fire in Jabalia, Northern Gaza

Oct 11, 2026 06:11 AM CT Jabalia, Gaza Strip gaza, civilian-casualties, idf-operations, humanitarian-crisis, jabalia

Summary

A seven-year-old Palestinian child died from injuries sustained during Israeli military operations in the Jabalia refugee camp. This incident contributes to the ongoing humanitarian crisis and civilian casualty count in northern Gaza, reflecting the continued intensity of ground and air operations in the region.

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Palestinian child killed by Israeli gunfire in northern Gaza A seven-year-old Palestinian child succumbed to his wounds on Sunday after being shot by Israeli forces in Jabalia refugee camp, north of the Gaza Strip, Wafa news reported. Medical sources told Wafa and Al Jazeera that Jihad al-Ghandou...

Sources (1)

T3 Middle East Eye
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Actor Responses

Israel AGGRESSOR

Conducted military operations in Jabalia resulting in the death of a civilian child.

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