Israeli Airstrikes Kill Six Palestinians in Gaza, Reports Say
GAZA (Afghan Verified) -- Israeli airstrikes struck multiple locations in the Gaza Strip on April 5, 2026, killing at least six Palestinians, according to reports cited by RTA.
Al Jazeera reported two Palestinians killed and one wounded in Israeli attacks, with one incident occurring in Gaza City and the other south of Khan Younis.
Reuters, quoting Palestinian health sources, reported four Palestinians killed and several wounded in a separate airstrike targeting Yafa Street near the Drraj neighborhood in northern Gaza City.
The cited reports show discrepancies in casualty figures and specific locations but agree on Israeli airstrikes causing Palestinian deaths and injuries across the Gaza Strip.
RTA noted that the attacks persisted despite international attention shifting to other regional conflicts.
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