Three Palestinians, including journalist Mahmoud Wadi, were killed in separate Israeli military operations across Gaza on December 2, 2025, according to Palestinian medical sources. The incidents occurred despite a ceasefire agreement that took effect on October 10 this year.
Wadi, reporting in Khan Younis, died after an Israeli drone strike targeted a group of civilians in the area. Medical staff confirmed his death alongside another fatality in Gaza City's Zeitoun neighborhood. In central Gaza's Bureij refugee camp, rescue teams recovered the body of a third individual killed by Israeli fire.
The Israeli military stated its forces engaged two individuals labeled as "terrorists" near the "Yellow Line" in southern Gaza, while a drone strike in the north targeted a man accused of similar activities. Palestinian authorities dispute these claims, asserting that over 350 people have been killed in Gaza since the October ceasefire began.
Hamas maintains compliance with the truce, while Israel argues its operations target groups threatening its forces. The escalation highlights persistent volatility in the region, with international observers urging restraint from all parties.
