Israeli strikes injure civilians across Gaza Strip on Monday
A drone strike hit a house roof near Gaza City's Palestine Mosque, while the army carried out demolitions in Rafah.
Several civilians were injured on Monday in Israeli bombardment across wide areas of the Gaza Strip, the official Palestinian news agency WAFA reported.
Medical sources said a number of civilians were hurt after a drone operated by Israeli forces struck near the Al-Sina'a (Industry) junction, west of Gaza City.
Separately, an Israeli drone struck the roof of a house near the Palestine Mosque in the Al-Rimal neighborhood, also west of Gaza City.
The Israeli army also carried out demolition operations in the city of Rafah, in the southern Gaza Strip.
Gaza City and Rafah have been among the most heavily affected areas of the Gaza Strip since the war began in October 2023, when Hamas attacks in southern Israel triggered a major Israeli military campaign.
A ceasefire took effect in October 2025 under a US-brokered plan, but Palestinian officials and aid groups have continued to report deaths and injuries from Israeli fire in Gaza since then.
Rafah lies on the border with Egypt, and its crossing has been a central point in debates over aid deliveries into the territory.
WAFA is the official news agency of the Palestinian Authority and is based in Ramallah in the occupied West Bank.
The report did not give a total number of injured people or details on the targets of the strikes, and the figures could not be independently verified.
