Timeline of the Gaza war (18 March 2025 – present): Difference between revisions

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Timeline of the Gaza war

Initial attacks      (7 October – 27 October 2023) Invasion of the Gaza Strip      (28 October – 23 November 2023) First ceasefire      (24 November 2023 – 11 January 2024) Yemen airstrikes      (12 January – 6 May 2024) Rafah offensive      (7 May – 12 July 2024) Al-Mawasi attack      (13 July – 26 September 2024) Attack on Hezbollah headquarters      (27 September 2024 – 16 October 2024) Killing of Yahya Sinwar      (17 October – 26 November 2024) Israel–Lebanon ceasefire agreement      (27 November 2024 – 18 January 2025) Israel-Hamas ceasefire agreement      (19 January 2025 – 17 March 2025) March 2025 Israeli attacks on the Gaza Strip      (18 March 2025 – present)

March

18 March

• Israel said that it is conducting "extensive strikes" on Hamas and PIJ targets throughout Gaza including groups of militants, rocket-launching positions, weapons, and other military infrastructure. Over 404 people including 263 women and children were killed, according to the Gaza Health Ministry. One of those strikes hit a house in Rafah, killing 17 family members, including at least 12 women and children. Another strike hit a residential block in Gaza City, killing 27 relatives, including women and children. Six officials from the Hamas government were killed during overnight Israeli strikes in Gaza. Reportedly the PIJ spokesperson Abu Hamza was also killed while another airstrike in Khan Yunis killed a senior member of PIJ.
• Israeli media reported that Israel Katz ordered to close the Rafah crossing for patients in Gaza.
• The IDF ordered Gazans to evacuate from areas in Gaza's outskirts including Beit Hanoun, Khuza'a, and Abasan al-Kabira to "known shelters" in western Gaza City and Khan Yunis.
• The Houthis pledged escalation as a response to Israeli attacks in Gaza. Later, the IDF said that Arrow air defense system shot down a ballistic missile launched by Houthis above Saudi Arabia. The Houthis said that it targeted Nevatim Airbase using a Palestine-2 ballistic missile.
• Israeli police said that it killed a Palestinian militant, wounded four others and detained two wanted men for questioning during an arrest operation in Qalqilya after they opened fire.
• The IDF said that it detained three suspects and seized weapons during its operation in Nablus.
• Houthi's Saba news agency and Al-Masirah reported a US strike in Saada while Agence France Presse reported three strikes in the same city.
• Former far-right Israeli national security minister Itamar Ben Gvir's Otzma Yehudit party announced its return to the Netanyahu government after Israel resumed strikes in Gaza.

19 March

• The Gaza Health Ministry reported that 436 people were killed in Israeli attacks since 18 March, increasing its count of the Palestinian death toll in Gaza to 49,547.
• Al Jazeera Arabic reported that a woman and her child were killed and several others were wounded in an Israeli airstrike which hit a tent west of Khan Yunis.
• Houthi media reported at least 10 US strikes in Yemen, including in Saada and Hodeidah.
• The Houthis said that it targeted the USS Harry S. Truman and other vessels in the US carrier group with a "a number of cruise missiles and drones" and thwarted a planned US attack in Yemen.
• Wafa reported that crops were vandalized by Israeli settlers who released their livestock in a village in Masafer Yatta.
• Wafa reported that one Palestinian man was killed during an undercover raid by Israeli special forces in al-Ein refugee camp in Nablus. It also reported that three Palestinians were wounded in clashes with Israeli forces who apprehended several people.
• The IAF said that its overnight strikes hit approximately 20 targets, including a Hamas military site in north Gaza "where preparations were being made to fire projectiles at Israeli territory". The IDF said that the Israeli Navy struck several vessels used by Hamas and PIJ for militant activities in the coastal area of Gaza.
• The IDF renewed evacuation orders for residents of Beit Hanoun, Khuza'a, Abasan al-Kabira and Abasan al-Jadida to move to shelters in western Gaza City or Khan Yunis.
• Al Jazeera reported that an Israeli artillery strike hit Abasan al-Jadida, injuring a group of Palestinian civilians.
• The Gaza Health Ministry said that an Israeli strike hit the UN headquarters in Deir al-Balah killed at least one foreign UN staff and critically wounded five others. The IDF denied conducting the strike. The UN confirmed the death of one of its staff and injuries to others and added that the circumstances of the incident was unclear. The Bulgarian foreign ministry said that the fatality was Bulgarian. UN started a probe regarding the incident.
• Gaza Civil Defense said that one of its members was killed in an Israeli strike in Gaza City.
• Malaysia said that it will accept 15 deported Palestinian prisoners.
• The IDF said it targeted the main command center of Daraj-Tuffah Battalion of Hamas, in Gaza City in overnight strikes.
• The IDF and Shin Bet said that it killed two Hamas officials in Gaza in the past day.
• The IDF said that it started "pinpoint" ground operations in the central and south Gaza, saying that it is aimed at expanding its buffer zone.
• An Israeli drone strike hit Asdaa City, west of Khan Yunis, killing a two-year-old boy.
• Al-Masirah reported US strikes in Sanaa, Saada and Al-Sawadiya, southeast of Sanaa.
• The IDF said its airstrikes struck Hamas and PIJ targets in Gaza including a vehicle in south Gaza with two militants in it, several other militants, infrastructure, and observation posts.
• A Gaza medic told Al Jazeera that an Israeli strike hit a vehicle in Rafah, killing at least five civilians.
• Wafa reported that over 80 Palestinian families were displaced in al-Ein refugee camp, in the vicinity of Nablus after Israeli forces turned buildings into military barracks.
• Wafa reported that two Palestinians including a 16-year-old teenager were injured by Israeli gunfire in Madama, Nablus and Beit Furik.
• Arabic media reported that Israeli settlers raided Jalud and stole livestock owned by residents.
• Demolition orders were issued for 66 buildings in Jenin refugee camp by Israeli authorities.

20 March

• The Gaza Health Ministry reported that 506 people were killed in Israeli attacks since 18 March, increasing its count of the Palestinian death toll in Gaza to 49,617.
• Al Masirah reported that the US military conducted five strikes in Al Hudaydah Governorate, hitting a cotton processing plant in Zabid.
• Yemen's Houthi-run health ministry said that US airstrike hit a wedding hall which was under construction in Sanaa, injuring nine people, including women and children.
• Al Jazeera reported that at least 71 Palestinians including women and children were killed in Israeli pre-dawn attacks on the Gaza Strip.
• Al Jazeera Arabic and Quds News Network reported that Israeli shelling in south Gaza killed at least 20 people. According to the Gaza Health Ministry, the dead included children.
• The Houthis said that they targeted Ben Gurion Airport using a Palestine-2 hypersonic ballistic missile, and that the attack fulfilled its purpose. The IDF said that it intercepted the missile before it entered Israeli airspace.
• Al Jazeera reported that Israeli forces rearrested two Palestinian prisoners from Hebron.
• Arabic-language IDF spokesman Avichay Adraee warned Gazans to avoid travelling on the Salah al-Din Road. He added that traveling from the north Gaza to south Gaza is only permitted through the coastal road, known as al-Rashid.
• UNRWA chief Philippe Lazzarini said that five of their staff members were killed in Gaza the last few days.
• The IDF said that it started ground operations along the coast of north Gaza, near Beit Lahia. It also said that it conducted airstrikes on approximately 40 targets in Beit Lahia including tunnels, anti-tank missile launch posts, Hamas militants and other threats to soldiers. The IDF and Shin Bet said that they conducted overnight strikes on dozens of Hamas and PIJ targets including militants, weapons and other infrastructure that threatened Israel.
• The IDF said that three long-range rockets were fired from south Gaza towards central Israel, of which one was intercepted while the others fell in open areas. al-Qassam Brigades said that it launched a barrage of M90 rockets. The IDF issued evacuation orders for civilians in Bani Suheila after Hamas's rocket launch.
• The Palestinian Prisoners' Society said that it received reports regarding cases of torture in Ganot prison in southern Israel.
• The IDF and Shin Bet said that they killed two Hamas officials in airstrikes in Gaza, while another strike killed a prominent PIJ militant who "led most of the weapon smuggling efforts for the PIJ in recent years."
• An Israeli strike hit a house in Abasan al-Kabira, killing at least 16 people, mostly women and children.
• The IDF said that it shot down a ballistic missile fired by the Houthis prior to entering Israel. The Houthis said that it targeted an IDF site south of Jaffa.
• Al Masirah said that at least four US airstrikes hit Al Mina district.
• The IDF said that it started a ground operation in Rafah and destroyed militant infrastructure in Rafah's Shaboura camp and a Hamas command center in north Gaza. It added that it conducted airstrikes throughout Gaza, targeting Hamas and PIJ sites in the last few hours.
• NNA reported Israeli airstrikes on an area between Jbaa, Zhalta, and Snaya in the vicinity of Jezzine in south Lebanon and in Janta. The IDF said that it conducted airstrikes on two Hezbollah facilities in Beqaa Valley after identifying one of its underground infrastructure and another site used for storing rocket launchers.
• Israeli authorities approved 500 new housing units in the Gush Etzion settlement bloc in the West Bank.
• Released Israeli hostage Eli Sharabi accused Hamas of stealing humanitarian aid. Hamas blamed looting on criminal gangs.

21 March

• Over 100 Palestinian families were displaced by Israeli forces from Darat al-Sir neighbourhood of Tulkarm.
• Yemeni media reported that US fighter jets conducted six air strikes in At Tuhayta district.
• The IDF said that a Palestinian militant shot and critically injured a reservist during an overnight operation in Nablus.
• The UNRWA said that it only has six days of flour to distribute in Gaza and added that it can be stretched for some days by giving people less.
• An Israeli strike completely destroyed the Turkish-Palestinian Friendship Hospital. The IDF said that it conducted an airstrike on a Hamas cell residing at the hospital and added that it was not used for medical purposes for more than a year.
• The IDF said that air defences intercepted two rockets launched from north Gaza towards Ashkelon. The al-Qassam Brigades said that it launched a barrage of rockets towards Ashkelon. Later, it issued an evacuation order for an area in north Gaza, saying that rockets were fired from there. The IDF later said that it struck the rocket launcher used in the attack.
• Médecins Sans Frontières said that one of its staff was killed when an Israeli strike hit his apartment building in Deir al-Balah.
• Al Jazeera reported that an Israeli strike hit the medical faculty of the Islamic University of Gaza.
• The IDF and Shin Bet said that they killed Hamas military intelligence chief in south Gaza in an airstrike one day prior.
• The IDF said that air defences intercepted a ballistic missile fired towards Israel by the Houthis prior to entering Israel. The Houthis said that they launched a ballistic missile at Ben Gurion Airport and fired drones towards US warships in the Red Sea.

22 March

• The Gaza Health Ministry reported that 634 people were killed in Israeli attacks since 18 March, increasing its count of the Palestinian death toll in Gaza to 49,747.
• An overnight Israeli strike hit Gaza City, killing five children and trapping at least eight members from same family under the rubble.
• The IDF told residents of Muqata'a neighbourhood of Tulkarem to evacuate.
• The Jenin Brigades said it detonated an explosive device at the Salem IDF checkpoint in Silat al-Harithiya.
• The IDF said that it intercepted three rockets launched from Lebanon towards Metula. It also said that at six rockets were fired and three of those rockets apparently fell short in Lebanon. The Lebanese Army said that it located and dismantled three rocket launchers used to fire rockets. NNA reported, citing Lebanese Public Health Emergency Operations Center that at least five people including a girl were killed and 10 others, including two children were wounded in an Israeli airstrike in Touline. The IDF said that it targeted dozens of Hezbollah rocket launchers and a command center used by the group as a response to rocket fire. Hezbollah denied responsibility for the attack, prompting both the IDF and the Lebanese Army to open an investigation. Later, Netanyahu and Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz instructed the IDF to conduct a second series of airstrikes targeting Hezbollah. The Lebanese Health Ministry said that at least one man was killed and in an Israeli strike in Tyre, while another strike in Al-Qlailah killed one person. It also said 40 people were wounded. Later, a 60-year-old man and a young women died from the injuries sustained from the strikes.
• An Israeli strike hit al-Shimaa, in the vicinity of Beit Lahia, killing at least three people, including a child, and injuring five others.
• A defense official said that a ballistic missile fired from Yemen, apparently aimed towards Israel, fell short in Saudi Arabia.
• Saba News Agency reported that the US conducted three strikes on Hodeida International Airport.

23 March

• The Gaza Health Ministry reported that 41 Palestinians were killed in Israeli attacks in the past 24 hours, increasing its count of the Palestinian death toll in Gaza to 50,021.
• Hamas officials said that an Israeli strike in Khan Yunis killed Hamas political leader Salah al-Bardawil and his wife.
• Saba News Agency reported a US attack on the Port of Salif.
• Wafa reported that Israeli forces displaced dozens of families from their houses in eastern Tulkarm and seized several buildings for use as barracks during their ongoing raid on the area.
• The Gaza Health Ministry said that predawn Israeli strikes in Gaza killed at least 23 Palestinians, including women and children and trapped several others under the rubble.
• Saba news agency reported US bombings in Sahar district and Kitaf wa Al Boqe'e district. It also reported that the US conducted five air attacks in Marib Governorate.
• The IDF said that air defences intercepted a ballistic missile fired towards Israel by the Houthis before entering the country. Magen David Adom said that two motorcyclists were wounded in collisions during the sirens triggered by the missile. The Houthis said that they launched a Palestine-2 ballistic missile at Ben Gurion Airport and claimed that it successfully achieved its aim and targeted the USS Harry S. Truman in the Red Sea using "several missiles and drones".
• Israeli Defence Minister Israel Katz's office said that the Israeli security cabinet approved a new directorate to enable Gaza residents to make their "voluntary" departure from Gaza to a third state.
• March 2025 Rafah humanitarian convoy attacks: The PRCS said that Israeli forces besieged several Palestine Red Crescent ambulances while responding to an attack in Rafah's Al-Hashashin area. It later said that the fate of rescue workers is still unknown after some 15 hours.
• The IDF issued an "urgent" warning for Gazans to evacuate Tel al-Sultan refugee camp. It later said that it completely encircled the area, killed several militants and raided a Hamas command and control complex.
• The IDF announced that it started ground operations in Beit Hanoun one day prior, and that IAF fighter jets struck several Hamas targets in the area.
• NNA reported that an Israeli drone struck a car in Ayta ash Shab. Al Jazeera reported that it killed a Hezbollah commander while the IDF said that it killed a Hezbollah militant.
• Israeli security forces said that they thwarted an attempt to smuggle weapons in the West Bank.
• Israeli police and Shin Bet said that they arrested a 65-year-old man from Netivot accused of spying for Iran.
• Al Jazeera reported that entire families and neighbourhoods in Tulkarm were forced to leave their houses by Israeli forces at very short notice overnight and in the last day.
• US National Security Adviser Mike Waltz claimed that US strikes in Yemen killed "key" Houthi leaders, including their missile program chief.
• The IDF and Shin Bet said that they killed a Hamas battalion chief and a Hamas deputy commander in recent airstrikes in Gaza.
• An Israeli strike hit a surgical building inside the Nasser Hospital, killing Ismail Barhoum, a Hamas political bureau member "while receiving treatment" and a 16-year-old Palestinian boy and injuring eight others. Israeli Defence Minister Israel Katz said that Barhoum was prime minister in the Hamas government in Gaza who replaced Issam al-Da'alis, the previous prime minister who was assassinated a few days prior. An American trauma surgeon volunteering at the hospital said that the male surgery department was destroyed in the strike.
• A 17-year-old Palestinian boy, Walid Ahmed from the West Bank town of Silwad died in Israeli custody in Megiddo Prison.
• An Israeli airstrike on a house in Gaza killed Jihad al-Agha, Hamas government's head of the supervision department at the East Khan Younis Education Directorate and his wife, child and three daughters.

24 March

• The Gaza Health Ministry reported that 61 Palestinians were killed in Israeli attacks in the past 24 hours, increasing its count of the Palestinian death toll in Gaza to 50,082.
• Al Jazeera reported that an Israeli strike hit Nuseirat refugee camp, killing two women.
• Yemen's Houthi Health Ministry said that one person was killed and 13 others were wounded including three children in a US strike on a residential building in the Aser area of Sanaa.
• Al Jazeera reported that Israeli shelling hit five civilian cars in Gaza City, injuring six people.
• Saudi media outlet AlHadath reported that a high-level Houthi official was killed in overnight US airstrikes in Sanaa.
• Israeli rights group Peace Now said that Israeli settlers occupied house belonging to a Palestinian family in Tel Rumeida.
• An elderly Israeli man was killed and a soldier was wounded in a shooting, stabbing and ramming attack in the vicinity of Yokneam Illit. The attacker was killed at the scene.
• Al Jazeera reported that Israeli forces opened fire while advancing on the al-Mawasi camp, an Israeli designated safe humanitarian zone" for civilians.
• An Israeli strike hit a tent serving as shelter for displaced people in a school in Nuseirat refugee camp, killing three Palestinians including a child and injured at least 18 others. Another strike hit Maen area east of Khan Yunis, killing a child and injuring others.
• Rafah municipality said that thousands of Palestinian civilians were trapped in Tel al-Sultan refugee camp.
• An Israeli strike hit a home in Khan Yunis, killing Palestinian journalist Mohammed Mansour who worked for TV channel Palestine Today. The IDF labelled him as a militant.
• An Israeli strike hit a car in the eastern part of Beit Lahia, killing a Al Jazeera Mubasher journalist Hossam Shabat, who was previously injured in an Israeli strike. The IDF said that he was a Hamas sniper. Al Jazeera and Shabat previously denied the claim.
• The International Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement said that an "explosive projectile" damaged its office in Rafah. The IDF confirmed that it accidentally opened fire on the building, saying that it is investigating.
• The IDF said that it destroyed over 100 pickup trucks used by Hamas in the 7 October attacks. It also said that trucks were used for military uses and weapons transfers.
• The UN said that it is decreasing a third of its some 100 international employees in Gaza after one of its employee was killed and five others were injured in an explosion at UN guesthouse on 19 March. It also said that “based on the information currently available,” the explosion on the guesthouse “were caused by an Israeli tank.”
• The IDF said that it intercepted two rockets fired from the Gaza towards south Israel. The PIJ said that it launched the rockets. The IDF later issued evacuation orders for Palestinians in Beit Lahia, Beit Hanoun and Jabalia, saying that projectiles were launched from there.
• The IDF said that it arrested approximately 30 suspects during operations in Tel al-Sultan refugee camp, including a militant who participated in the 7 October attacks. It also said that it killed approximately 20 militants, including in airstrikes, and raided a Hamas command center.
• Dozens of Israeli settlers attacked Palestinians in Susya, injuring four Palestinians. Israeli police arrested three Palestinians including Hamdan Ballal, one of the co-directors of Oscar-winning film No Other Land and an Israeli minor. Per Israeli police, Palestinians threw stones in response.
• NNA, citing the Lebanese Health Ministry, reported that an Israeli drone strike on a vehicle in Qaaqaait al-Jisr killed one person. The IDF said that it killed a Hezbollah antitank unit commander in a strike in Nabatieh District.
• The IDF said that it downed a ballistic missile fired at Israel by the Houthis. The Houthis said that they launched two ballistic missiles at Ben Gurion airport, including a “a Palestine 2 hypersonic ballistic missile”, as well as several missiles and drones towards the USS Harry Truman and other US warships.
• An Israeli strike in Khan Yunis killed several people including Manar Abu Khater, the Hamas government's Eastern Khan Yunis education directorate's education director and his two sons.

25 March

• The Gaza Health Ministry reported that 62 Palestinians were killed in Israeli attacks in the past 24 hours, increasing its count of the Palestinian death toll in Gaza to 50,144.
• Six people were killed in an Israeli airstrike in the town of Koya, near Daraa, southern Syria. The IDF said that it returned fire and a drone conducted a strike against armed men who opened fire against it.
• Saba News Agency reported that US air strikes in the outskirts of Saada injured at least two people.
• An Israeli strike hit eastern Khan Yunis, killing two children.
• An Israeli strike hit southern Khan Yunis, killing two brothers, including a child.
• Five people including three children were killed in Israeli strikes on their tents in Hamad City.
• An Israeli strike in central Gaza killed three people, including two women.
• An Israeli strike hit northern Beit Lahia, killing three people including a three-year-old girl and injuring 10 others.
• Saba News Agency reported that a US strike hit a cancer hospital in Saada Governorate for the second time, destroying it.
• Israeli police said that they shot a Palestinian man who attempted to ram his car against a police officer during an inspection in the Mishor Adumim area in the vicinity of Ma'ale Adumim.
• The IDF, Shin Bet and Israeli police said that they killed three militants during an overnight raid in Qalqilya, including one planning an imminent attack, and recovered a home-made machine gun.
• The IDF estimated that it killed more than 150 Hamas militants and members of other militant groups since it renewed its operation in Gaza.
• NNA reported that Israeli forces fired military flares towards Lebanese villages on the border's western sector. Lebanese media outlets reported that an Israeli drone dropped stun grenades in the vicinity of a mosque in Mais al-Jabal.
• Al-Masirah reported that two US air attacks targeted the Sahar district. It later reported three more US air attacks in the same area.
• Hundreds of Gazans took to the streets across the Gaza Strip to protest against Hamas, chanting for the overthrow of its rule and an end to the war. This was the largest protest by Gazans against Hamas since the beginning of the war.

26 March

• The Gaza Health Ministry reported that 39 Palestinians were killed in Israeli attacks in the past 24 hours, increasing its count of the Palestinian death toll in Gaza to 50,183.
• An Israeli strike hit a home in Jabalia, killing at least eight people, injuring several others and trapped several others under the rubble. The victims of the attack include a women and her children including a 6-month-old boy.
• An Israeli strike hit a residential apartment in Bureij, killing a child and injuring several people.
• An Israeli drone strike hit the center of Khan Yunis, killing two people including a women and injuring another person.
• The Houthis claimed that they launched attacks targeting US warships in the Red Sea, including the USS Harry Truman, and fired a number of drones at IDF sites in Tel Aviv.
• Al-Masirah reported US strikes in the Saada area, Al Salem district in Saada Governorate and Harf Sufyan district.
• Wafa reported that medics were beaten by Israeli forces in Fawwar, Hebron.
• The Yemen Data Project found that at least 25 civilians, including four children, were killed and at least 28 civilians were wounded in US strikes in Yemen.
• The IDF said that it arrested 20 suspected militants in raids throughout the West Bank.
• The IDF said that that air defences intercepted a rocket fired from central Gaza towards southern Israel, while another rocket landed outside Zimrat. PIJ claimed responsibility. The IDF issued evacuation orders for Palestinians in Gaza City including in Zaytun, Tel al-Hawa, and Sheikh Ijlin neighborhoods of Gaza City, saying that rockets were fired from these areas. The IDF later said that it struck a militant responsible for launching the rockets.
• Channel 14 reported that Israeli forces demolished 24 greenhouses belonging to Palestinians in Tulkarm Governorate in the vicinity of Bat Hefer, saying that they threatened Israel.
• Israeli drone strikes hit tents serving as shelter for displaced people and a charity food bank in central Gaza, killing 11 Palestinians.
• An Israeli strike hit a group of people and a makeshift tent in Az-Zawayda, killing two women and seriously injuring at least four others.
• The IDF said that IAF struck more than 430 targets in Gaza in the past week. The IAF said that it struck another 40 Hezbollah targets in Lebanon in the same time.
• The IDF said that it intercepted a long-range rocket fired from north Gaza towards south Israel above Israeli airspace. PIJ said that it fired the rocket at Hatzerim Airbase. The IDF later warned Palestinians in Gaza City area to evacuate, saying that rockets were launched from the area.
• The IDF said that its drone strike in Derdghaya killed Ahmed Adnan Bajija, a battalion commander of Radwan Force of Hezbollah whom it accused of violating ceasefire.
• Al-Masirah reported US strikes in Sanaa.
• The IDF said that it killed a masked Palestinian suspect who intended to throw a rock towards Israeli motorists along Highway 60 in the West Bank.

27 March

• The Gaza Health Ministry reported that 25 Palestinians were killed in Israeli attacks in the past 24 hours, increasing its count of the Palestinian death toll in Gaza to 50,208.
• Al Jazeera said that an Israeli strike hit people living in makeshift shelters in the Israeli-designated safe zone of al-Mawasi in Khan Yunis, killing one person and injuring several others.
• Al Masirah reported that four US attacks hit a stone quarry in the al-Arqoub area in Khawlan district, killing at least two people and injuring two others.
• Al Jazeera said that an Israeli airstrike on a tent in Jabalia killed Hamas spokesman Abdel-Latif al-Qanoua and injured several others including children. Another Israeli strike hit a tent in Khan Yunis, injuring several children.
• Wafa reported that Israeli forces shot and wounded four teenagers during two raids in the West Bank.
• Al Masirah reported that US strikes hit Sahlain and al-Salem areas of Saada Governorate.
• NNA reported that Israeli artillery launched six shells towards al-Dabash neighbourhood in Yohmor al-Shaqif in Nabatieh Governorate, coinciding with an Israeli drone strike on a car. The IDF said that it conducted an airstrike on a Hezbollah cell moving weapons in the area. NNA reported that the strike killed at least three people.
• Al Jazeera said that Israeli forces shot and killed a disabled Palestinian man in Zaytun Quarter. Another Israeli air strike hit a home in Abasan al-Kabira, killing a child and injuring at least four people.
• Physicians for Human Rights–Israel said that 24 medical workers in Israeli detention told that they are “experiencing extreme violence, humiliation, and being stripped of their clothing, including on hospital grounds”.
• The IDF said that it intercepted two missiles launched from Yemen prior to entering Israeli borders. The Houthis said that they targeted Ben Gurion Airport, an IDF target in Tel Aviv, and the USS Harry Truman.
• The IDF said that it uncovered a multiple rocket launcher with 25 barrels and several artillery shells at a Hamas facility in Tel al-Sultan refugee camp.
• Al Jazeera said that an Israeli strike hit a market in Gaza City, killing seven Palestinians and injuring several people including civilians.
• The Lebanese Health Ministry said that an Israeli strike in Baraachit killed two people. The IDF said that it conducted a drone strike on two Hezbollah militants in the area.
• Al Jazeera said that an Israeli strike hit a tent in Beit Lahia, killing a Palestinian paramedic.
• World Central Kitchen said that Israeli strikes in the vicinity of one of its aid facilities in Gaza killed one of its volunteers and injured six others.
• The United States Department of Justice said that it seized Hamas cryptocurrency.
• Wafa said that Israeli forces denied Palestinians full access to the Cave of the Patriarchs for the fourth day.

28 March

• The Gaza Health Ministry reported that 43 Palestinians were killed in Israeli attacks in the past 24 hours, increasing its count of the Palestinian death toll in Gaza to 50,251.
• Houthi media reported that US airstrikes hit over 40 locations throughout areas controlled by Houthis in Yemen, including neighborhoods in Sanaa, injuring at least seven people. It also reported that targeted areas included places where many of the Houthi leadership reside.
• Al Jazeera said that an Israeli strike hit a residential house in Zaytun Quarter of Gaza City, killing eight people, mostly women and children, seriously injuring nearly 20 others including women and children and trapping four others under the rubble. It also said that another strike in eastern Khan Yunis killed two people including a woman.
• The IDF said that two rockets were launched towards north Israel from Lebanon, one of which was intercepted while the other landed inside Lebanese territory. Hezbollah denied launching the rockets. The IDF issued evacuation orders for a building in Hadath, Mount Lebanon to move at least 300 metres, saying that it is a Hezbollah facility. Lebanese media outlets later reported an Israeli airstrike in Beirut. The IDF later said that it struck a facility used by Hezbollah for storing drones. The Lebanese Health Ministry said that an Israeli airstrike in Kfar Tebnit killed one person and wounded eight, including three children, and a strike in Beit Yahoun injured two people. Al Jazeera reported that in another Israeli strike in Yohmor River road in south Lebanon killed two Syrian workers. The Lebanese Army said that it found the rocket launcher used to launch the projectiles and launched a probe to find which group was responsible for the incident. The IDF said that the IAF targeted 15 Hezbollah targets in Lebanon in response.
• The IDF and Israeli police said that they arrested a Palestinian suspect from Tulkarm who opened fire on an IDF vehicle and wounded a soldier in November 2023.
• Al Jazeera reported that injuries were caused by an Israeli settler attack on shepherds in Khirbet Janba in Masafer Yatta. Wafa reported that five Palestinians were wounded in the attack. It also reported that settlers also attacked and deployed between Qabalan and Jurish with the protection of Israeli forces.
• A Gaza Civil Defense officer's body was recovered from Tel al-Sultan refugee camp.
• The Times of Israel reported that two Israeli shepherds were assaulted with clubs and stones in the West Bank, after which Israeli settlers confronted Palestinian shepherds and wounded three, including a 15-year-old. Twenty-two Palestinians were arrested by the IDF. A video footage obtained by Associated Press showed parts in the incidents.
• The IDF said that IAF conducted more than 25 strikes in Gaza, targeting militants and infrastructure belonging to Hamas and other militant groups.
• The World Food Programme said that it has 5,700 tons of food stocks remaining in Gaza for supporting its operations for maximum two weeks and World Health Organization said that less than 500 blood units are remaining in Gaza while 4,500 blood units are needed each month after Netanyahu government halted entry of aid to Gaza.
• Wafa reported that two people were shot and injured and a woman suffered tear gas inhalation during an Israeli raid in Beit Ummar. Israeli forces detained a 67-year-old man while passing through Qalandia checkpoint.
• The Jerusalem Post reported that Hamas sources told Asharq Al-Awsat that they executed suspected spies in Gaza in the areas where senior Hamas officials were targeted in Israeli strikes.

29 March

• The Gaza Health Ministry reported that 25 Palestinians were killed in Israeli attacks in the past 24 hours, increasing its count of the Palestinian death toll in Gaza to 50,277.
• Al Masirah reported that the US conducted strikes 72 times on various areas of Yemen, killing one person and injuring four others. United States Central Command said that it struck "Houthi positions".
• The Palestine Red Crescent Society said that its medics are treating two people, including a 18-year-old girl beaten by Israeli forces in their house in the at-Taawon neighbourhood of Nablus.
• The Jenin municipality said that Jenin refugee camp "has become completely uninhabitable" in the Israeli offensive.
• The Palestine Red Crescent Society said that its members and international Red Cross staff found the body of the mission leader of a rescue team which went missing one week prior in Tel al-Sultan refugee camp. The IDF said that it mistakenly opened fire while targeting Hamas and PIJ militants.
• Al Jazeera reported that an Israeli strike hit tents in Qizan an-Najjar, killing five people including a young girl and a woman.
• The Tulkarm Media Committee said that over 4,000 families were displaced during Israeli offensives in Tulkarm Camp and Nur Shams.
• The IDF said that three mortars were fired on its soldiers on the outskirts of Khan Yunis, adding that one of its armoured vehicles drove over an explosive device, without causing casualties. The PIJ claimed responsibility. The IDF issued evacuation warnings for Palestinians on the outskirts of Khan Yunis including Khirbet Khuza’a, Abasan al-Kabira and al-Qarara. It later said that it struck the mortar launching site.
• Wafa reported that an Israeli strike hit a tent sheltering displaced families inside the Social Security and Pension Authority compound, west of Gaza City, killing three women and injuring three others.
• The IDF said that it opened fire on suspicious vehicles in Tel al-Sultan refugee camp, killing a number of Hamas and PIJ militants.
• NNA reported that Israeli forces opened fire towards eastern neighbourhoods in Kfar Shouba, Hasbaya, damaging houses and cars.
• Lebanese media reported that Israeli forces opened fire towards a French infantry unit serving in UNIFIL while inspecting a dirt mound put up by Israeli forces in Rmaish.
• The IDF said that it started a ground offensive in Rafah's al-Jnaina neighborhood.
• Al Jazeera said that An Israeli strike hit people breaking their Ramadan fast on a beach in Deir el-Balah, killing three Palestinians including civilians.
• Palestinian media reported that dozens of settlers and soldiers destroyed houses and equipment during their raid in Jinba.
• The IDF and Shin Bet said that that they recovered items belonging to Israeli civilian hostage Manny Godard, saying that he was killed by PIJ militants during the 7 October attacks and had his body taken to Gaza.

30 March

• Houthi media reported that US airstrikes hit Saada and Saada Governorate. It also reported that US airstrikes struck Sanaa, Sanaa Governorate and Al-Salem district.
• Al Jazeera said that at least 65 Palestinians, including at least 10 children were killed in separate Israeli strikes in Gaza. One of the reports said that an Israeli strike hit a home in Bani Suheila, killing a girl and injuring five others.
• The World Food Programme said that rest of its food stock in Gaza will be depleted in almost 10 days.
• Houthis said that they targeted US warships, led by the Harry Truman aircraft carrier three times in the Red Sea in the last 24 hours.
• Al Jazeera said that A 22-year-old Palestinian man was shot dead by undercover Israeli forces in a raid in Tammun, West Bank.
• Wafa reported that Israeli forces apprehended three people including a 16-year-old from Hebron.
• The IDF said that air defences downed a ballistic missile fired by the Houthis prior to entering Israel. Magen David Adom said that a 42-year-old women was moderately wounded in a fall while she sought shelter.
• Al Jazeera said that an Israeli strike hit a tent camp in the Israeli-designated humanitarian safe zone in al-Mawasi, killing four people including three children.
• Netanyahu's office said that the Israeli security cabinet approved a plan to construct roads which will redirect and separate Israeli and Palestinian traffic in the West Bank, allowing Palestinians to bypass Israeli checkpoints, while bolstering security for Israelis amid concerns of militant attacks. Critics said that it advances Israeli effort to annex West Bank.
• The Lebanese General Security agency said that it detained a number of suspects accused of launching projectiles towards Israel.
• The PRCS said that it found the bodies of 14 missing rescuers killed by Israeli attacks.
• Al Jazeera said that an Israeli strike hit a home in Tuffah, killing seven Palestinians including three children and injuring several others.
• Israeli Defence Minister Israel Katz appointed Yaakov Blitstein as head of the Gaza "voluntary" relocation directorate.
• Al Jazeera said that an Israel strike hit a hit a residential building in Hamad City, killing nine people including women and children.

31 March

• The Gaza Health Ministry reported that 80 Palestinians were killed in Israeli attacks in the past 48 hours, increasing its count of the Palestinian death toll in Gaza to 50,357.
• The Houthi-run Health Ministry said that US strikes which started on 15 March killed 59 people and injured 136 others. It also said that those killed include women and children.
• The UN said that bakeries in Gaza will close within a week due to Israeli blockade of food and supplies.
• Al Masirah reported that the US conducted four strikes on Jadr area in the Bani Al Harith district, killing at least one person and injuring at least five others. Saba News Agency reported that US strikes in Yemen one day prior extensively damaged Saada Governorate.
• The IDF issued evacuation orders for the majority of residents of Rafah Governorate to move to Al-Mawasi, saying that it is for returning to fight against militant organizations in the area.
• Wafa reported that two Palestinians including a former prisoner were arrested in Tulkarm while five young men were detained at a checkpoint east of the area. It also reported that two of them were freed after being beaten.
• The Palestinian Information Center and Al Jazeera reported that an Israeli strike hit a group of people in Al-Musaddar, killing three farmers.
• Al Jazeera reported that an Israeli strike hit a tent in sheltering displaced people in the Israeli-designated safe zone of al-Mawasi, killing two people and injuring others.
• Al Masirah reported citing Yemeni Health Ministry that US strikes hit the Bani Qais area, killing two people and injuring a child.
• Al Jazeera reported that an Israeli strike hit a residential home in Khan Yunis, killing six people including two children and injuring several others.
• The Shin Bet said that it thwarted a gun and bomb attack planned by Hamas militants in Turkey.
• The IDF said that it destroyed a tunnel measuring at least one kilometer long in north Gaza, and killed over 50 Palestinian militants in north Gaza and central Gaza. It also said that it found a rocket-producing facility and several launchers.
• Al Jazeera reported that an Israeli strike hit a residential house in Yaffa Street of Gaza City, killing 12 people including women and children and wounding others.
• The al-Qassam Brigades claimed that it blew up an Israeli tank using “a pre-prepared explosive device" east of Khan Yunis and shelled the area using mortars.
• The IDF said that it punished several officers and troops for vandalizing property belonging to Palestinians in Masafer Yatta's Jinba.
• Al Masirah reported two US strikes on Kamaran.
• Houthis claimed that air defences shot down a US General Atomics MQ-9 Reaper above Marib Governorate.

April

1 April

• The Gaza Health Ministry reported that 42 Palestinians were killed in Israeli attacks in the past 24 hours, increasing its count of the Palestinian death toll in Gaza to 50,399.
• Al Jazeera Arabic reported that an Israeli strike hit a house in Khan Yunis, killing a Palestinian journalist, his wife and their three children.
• An Israeli strike in Dahieh, killed Hassan Bdair, a Hezbollah and Quds Force member whom Israeli authorities accused of coordination with Hamas to conduct a significant and imminent attack against Israel and three others including a woman. Seven others were injured.
• The IDF said that it downed one rocket fired from north Gaza. The IDF issued evacuation orders for Beit Hanoun, saying that projectiles were launched from the area. The al-Quds Brigades said that it launched the rockets.
• Al Jazeera reported that a child died from injuries sustained in an Israeli strike in Khan Yunis.
• Wafa reported that at least four Palestinians were wounded in an Israeli settler attack in Al-Auja, Jericho.
• The IDF said that it found a bomb-producing lab in Tulkarm and arrested 27 wanted Palestinians from the West Bank.
• The World Food Programme said that it closed its remaining bakeries in Gaza due to lack of food supplies under the Israeli blockade, while Israel's COGAT accused that Hamas is hoarding food that is enough for a long period of time. A UN spokesperson ridiculed the COGAT's claim.
• Israel Hayom reported that Palestinians stoned moving vehicles near Duma, which sparked an Israeli demonstration near the Duma junction, that was attacked too. Later, Israeli settlers set fire to some houses in Duma. However, the IDF said that later a clash broke out between Israeli settlers and Palestinians after settler attack and several Palestinians were wounded.
• Houthi media reported US airstrikes throughout Houthi-controlled territory of Yemen, including Saada, Hajjah and Hodeidah.
• The Houthis said that they targeted the USS Harry S. Truman using rockets and drones while it sailed on the Red Sea.

2 April

• The Gaza Health Ministry reported that 24 bodies of Palestinians killed in Israeli attacks arrived at hospitals throughout Gaza in the past 24 hours, increasing its count of the Palestinian death toll in Gaza to 50,423.
• Israeli Defence Minister Israel Katz said that the IDF started ground operations in Rafah, adding that Israeli forces will move to clear areas of militants and infrastructure, and seize extensive territory that will be added to the buffer zones of Israel.
• Al-Masirah reported that US strikes in Al Hudaydah Governorate killed at least four people. According to Houthi-backed authorities, US strikes hit the water management building in El Mansouria district. Houthi media also reported US strikes in Saada Governorate.
• According to a report by UNICEF, Save the Children and other groups in Gaza, 95 percent of schools in Gaza were damaged during the war.
• Gaza Civil Defence said that an Israeli strike hit a residential building in Khan Yunis, killing 15 Palestinians including civilians.
• The IDF said that it killed a militant who approached the border fence in south Gaza.
• An Israeli strike hit a UNRWA clinic serving as shelter for displaced people in the Jabalia refugee camp, killing at least 22 people including women and children. The IDF said that it targeted militants in a command center.
• The Gaza Interior Ministry said that an Israeli strike hit police officers and personnel in Deir el-Balah, killing two and wounding five others.
• The IDF said that it detained 401 "wanted" Palestinians from the West Bank during Ramadan.
• Netanyahu said that the IDF is capturing “second Philadelphi” route, separating Rafah from Khan Yunis to force Hamas into releasing hostages.
• Al Jazeera reported that a 15-year-old Palestinian boy was shot dead by Israeli forces in Silat al-Harithiya, West Bank.
• Al-Masirah reported a US strike in Saada.
• Al Jazeera reported that an Israeli strike in Deir el-Balah killed at least two people including a young child. It also reported that Israeli strikes hit south Khan Yunis, killing at least 10 farmers.
• The IDF said that it targeted more than 50 militant sites belonging to Hamas and other militant groups overnight. It also said that it conducted dozens more strikes throughout Gaza during the day.
• The IDF said that air defences intercepted two rockets fired from north Gaza towards Sderot. PIJ claimed responsibility.
• Al-Masirah reported that a US strike in the Ras Issa district of Al-Salif in Al Hudaydah Governorate killed one person and wounded another.
• Wafa reported that an Israeli strike hit a group of people in al-Manshiyya street of Beit Lahia, killing two people.
• Wafa reported that an Israeli strike hit al-Manara neighbourhood of Khan Yunis, killing six people including a women and her three children.
• At least nine people were killed in Israeli artillery bombardment during an Israeli military incursion into Daraa province, southern Syria.

3 April

• The Gaza Health Ministry reported that 97 people were killed in Israeli attacks in the past 24 hours and three additional bodies of people killed in previous attacks were recovered in the same time, increasing its count of the Palestinian death toll in Gaza to 50,523.
• Al-Masirah reported that US fighter jets conducted more strikes, including a strike which hit a communications network in Jabal Namah, in Jablah district of Ibb Governorate, killing one person. It also reported that US forces conducted two strikes in Kitaf wa Al Boqe'e district, and a strike on the Kahlan area east of Saada.
• The Palestinian Information Center reported that an Israeli strike hit a tent serving as shelter for displaced people in al-Mawasi, killing two people including a child and injuring several others.
• The Quds News Network reported that Israeli forces conducted three air strikes in Naqoura. NNA reported that Israeli forces conducted more strikes in the same area, including a strike that hit a house in its centre and a second in its outskirts.
• Al Jazeera Arabic reported that an Israeli strike hit a house in the Qizan Abu Rash wan area, south of Khan Yunis, killing a Palestinian woman and injuring several others.
• Houthi-linked media reported a US strike on a car in Majz district.
• The IDF warned residents of Shuja'iyya and nearby areas to evacuate to shelters in western Gaza City.
• Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban's government announced Hungary's withdrawal from the International Criminal Court after Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, sought under an ICC arrest warrant for alleged war crimes in the Gaza war, arrived for a state visit in Hungary.
• Hospital officials in Gaza said that at least 55 people, including over a dozen children were killed in overnight Israeli strikes throughout Gaza.
• The Houthis said that they targeted the USS Harry S Truman in the north of the Red Sea using cruise missiles and drones.
• NNA reported that an Israeli airstrike on a vehicle in Alma ash-Shaab injured one person. The IDF said that it conducted a drone strike on a Hezbollah militant.
• An Israeli strike hit the Dar al-Arqam school serving as shelter for displaced people in Tuffah killed at least 31 people including children, women, and elderly people and wounded over 100 others. The IDF said that it targeted key Hamas militants in a command and control center in the area.
• The IDF said that it killed a Palestinian suspect who threw explosives towards soldiers in the vicinity of Jenin.
• The IDF said that it killed over 250 militants including 12 al-Qassam Brigades senior militants and politburo members in Gaza since 18 March. It also said that it entered a new phase of fighting Hamas.
• The IDF said that it shot an armed Palestinian suspect who approached the Gilboa Post.
• The Commission of Detainees and Ex-Detainees Affairs and the Palestinian Prisoner’s Society said that starvation was the cause of death of a 17-year-old Palestinian teenager who died in Israeli custody.
• The IDF said that air defences downed one rocket fired from Gaza. PIJ claimed responsibility. It later ordered residents of some parts of Gaza City to evacuate.
• The IDF and Shin Bet published names of four people, saying that they were killed in its strike on a UNRWA clinic and they were Hamas militants.
• Wafa reported that Israeli settlers, backed by Israeli forces, established an outpost and started preparing infrastructure to capture more Palestinian land in the vicinity of Bedouin community of Hathrura close to East Jerusalem. It also reported that Israeli settlers cut down olive trees and removed fences in Palestinian land in Marda, Salfit.

4 April

• The Gaza Health Ministry reported that 86 people were killed in Israeli attacks in the past 24 hours, increasing its count of the Palestinian death toll in Gaza to 50,609.
• Al-Masirah reported that US figher jets carried out bombings in al-Asayid area of Kitaf wa Al Boqe'e district.
• A 17-year-old Palestinian teenager was shot and killed by Israeli forces overnight. The IDF said that he threw stones at "Route 375” and Israeli units in the vicinity of Husan.
• Al Jazeera Arabic reported that Israeli strikes destroyed a desalination plant in Tuffah.
• An Israeli strike hit a tent in western Khan Yunis, killing at least one woman and wounding others.
• The Quds News Network and the Palestinian Information Center reported that an Israeli strike hit a house in al-Manara, southeast of Khan Yunis, killing at least 19 people, mostly women and children.
• Lebanese Civil Defence said that at least three people were killed in an Israeli strike on an apartment in Sidon. A senior al-Qassam Brigades commander, his son and daughter were killed. Hamas confirmed that father and son were its members.
• Israeli settlers set fire to a vehicle owned by a Palestinians and hurled Molotov cocktails towards houses containing civilians in Qira, Salfit.
• The IDF said that it expanded its ground operations in north Gaza with the goal of expanding its buffer zone, adding that it killed several militants and destroyed military infrastructure, including a Hamas command center.
• An Israeli strike in northeastern Rafah killed two people including a woman.
• The IDF said that it killed a Hamas Nukhba force company's deputy commander in a recent drone strike in north Gaza.
• The Houthis said that they targeted the USS Harry Truman and other US surface vessels using cruise missiles.
• The Trump administration advanced the sale of over 20,000 assault rifles to Israel delayed by the Biden administration due to concerns over its use by extremist settlers.
• Médecins Sans Frontières said that an Israeli strike killed one of its workers, along with his wife and daughter.
• The IDF and Shin Bet announced that it killed a Hamas militant involved in funneling money to the al-Qassam Brigades in an airstrike one day prior.
• Clashes were reported between Israeli settlers and Palestinians in Beit Furik.
• The IDF said that it shot down a drone fired "from east". The Houthis said that they launched the drone and shot down a Giant Shark F360 reconnaissance drone over Saada Governorate with "a locally made surface-to-air missile”.
• The IDF said that it killed a Mujahideen Brigades militant who oversaw the kidnapping of Shiri Bibas and her two young children in an airstrike.
• Israeli settlers, protected by Israeli forces beat Palestinian shepherds in the vicinity of Al-Maniya and attempted to steal their sheep.

5 April

• The Gaza Health Ministry reported that 60 people were killed in Israeli attacks in the past 24 hours, increasing its count of the Palestinian death toll in Gaza to 50,669.
• Al Masirah reported that US fighter jets conducted two air strikes on the Kahlan area east of Saada.
• An Israeli strike hit as-Sikka Street in Zaytun Quarter, killing a woman.
• An Israeli strike hit Qizan Abu Rashwan neighbourhood of Khan Yunis, killing a Palestinian child.
• An Israeli strike in Shuja'iyya killed at least three people including a woman.
• A settler attack was reported in Masafer Yatta.
• The IDF said it entered the Morag Corridor the previous week.
• Settlers protected by Israeli forces attacked Palestinian farmers and vehicles in the vicinity of Al-Mughayyir, Ramallah.
• Yemeni media reported that four other US airstrikes hit Saada. Al Masirah also reported that a US strike hit a solar energy store in the Hafsin area, west of Saada, killing two one person and injuring at least four others. United States Central Command said that its strikes targeted Houthi targets.
• A footage obtained by The New York Times contradicted the statement of IDF regarding the death of 14 aid workers in Gaza. The IDF said that its statement was partially "mistaken". The IDF claimed that six of those were Hamas militants.

6 April

• The Gaza Health Ministry reported that at least 26 people were killed in Israeli attacks in the past 24 hours, increasing its count of the Palestinian death toll in Gaza to 50,695.
• An Israeli strike in Khan Yunis, killed 19 people.
• An Israeli strike hit a house in Zaytun Quarter, killing a child.
• Israeli settlers protected by Israeli forces attacked Palestinian farmers and vehicles in the vicinity of Ramallah.
• Al Masirah reported that casualties from US strikes in Saada increased to four deaths and 16 injuries, while US forces carried out five strikes on Kamaran.
• The Palestinian Information Center reported that an Israeli strike hit a tent sheltering displaced Palestinians in Khan Yunis, killing a Palestinian child.
• Israeli forces fired live ammunition, tear gas, and stun grenades on a group of people in Wadi Abu Hummus area, east of Bethlehem, injuring three people including a 17-year-old.
• The Lebanese Health Ministry reported that an Israeli strike in Zibqin killed two people. The IDF said that it targeted two Hezbollah militants trying to restore militant infrastructure.
• An Israeli strike hit a home in Deir el-Balah, killing four people and injuring others including women and children.
• The IDF said that it struck over 130 targets in Gaza in the weekend. Per the IDF, the strikes targeted Hamas militants, militants from other militant groups and infrastructure, including tunnels and command centers.
• Medical sources in Gaza said that an Israeli strike in Tuffah killed 11 people, including nine children.
• The IDF said that air defences intercepted five of 10 rockets launched from Gaza towards Ashdod. At least one rocket impacted in Ashkelon, causing damage to a road and several parked vehicles and shrapnel slightly injuring a man. al-Qassam Brigades said that it launched rockets at Ashdod. The IDF issued evacuation warnings for Palestinians in Deir al-Balah to move to south, saying that rockets were launched from the area, and struck the rocket launcher used to fire the rockets.
• Israeli gunfire in the outskirts of Turmus Ayya killed a 14-year-old Palestinian-American boy and injured two others. The IDF said that it targeted those who hurled rocks. Turmus Ayya Mayor said that they were shot by an Israeli settler and the boy was pronounced dead by Israeli forces.
• The Houthi-run Health Ministry said that US air strike hit a house in Sanaa, killing four people including two women and injured 16 others.

7 April

• The Gaza Government Media Office reported that at least 57 people were killed in Israeli attacks in the past 24 hours, increasing its count of the Palestinian death toll in Gaza to 50,752.
• An Israeli strike hit a home in Khan Yunis, killing nine people and wounding others. A survivor said that those killed were children.
• An Israeli strike hit a tent housing journalists in the vicinity of Nasser Hospital, killing two people including a journalist and injuring at least seven other journalists, two of them seriously. The IDF and Shin Bet said that they carried out an airstrike targeting a photojournalist who entered into Israel with Hamas militants during the 7 October attacks. Later one more Palestinian journalist died from the injuries sustained in the strike.
• An Israeli strike hit a building west of Deir el-Balah, killing at least two people and injuring several others after an evacuation warning.
• Al Masirah reported that three US strikes hit Al Ammar in As Safra district while three strikes hit Bani Hassan area in Abs district.
• Five people including a girl were arrested by Israeli forces in Jalazone.
• Nine Palestinians including a minor were arrested by Israeli forces in Qalqilya and Hebron.
• The Lebanese Health Ministry said that an Israeli drone strike in Taybeh killed one person. The IDF said that it killed a Hezbollah commander who led a rocket unit in the area and several rocket attacks on Upper Galilee.
• NNA reported that an Israeli drone strike on a car in Beit Lif injured one person.
• The IDF said that it shot down a drone fired towards Israel "from the east" prior to entering Israel. The Houthis said that they launched a drone at an IDF target in Jaffa and targeted two US destroyers in the Red Sea using cruise missiles and a drone.
• Five Palestinians including a 14-year-old boy were wounded during a settler attack in Umm al-Khair, Hebron.
• NNA reported that an Israeli strike on a motorcycle in Dardara road in Marjayoun District killed two Syrians and a Lebanese national.
• Palestinians in the West Bank went on strike by closing businesses, shops and private institutions to protest against Israel's war on Gaza.
• An Israeli strike hit a charity kitchen in Khan Yunis where people gathered to receive food, killing at least six people and injured 10 others including children.

8 April

• The Gaza Health Ministry reported that at least 58 people were killed in Israeli attacks in the past 24 hours, increasing its count of the Palestinian death toll in Gaza to 50,810.
• Al Masirah reported a series of US strikes in Sanaa, six US attacks on Al Jumaimah area of the Bani Hushaysh district and on the Jarban area of Sanhan District. It also reported at least two strikes in Kamaran island. It later reported that more US attacks hit Sanaa Governorate and Marib Governorate. Saudi media outlet AlHadath reported that US strikes in Yemen killed the head of Houthi intelligence. Unnamed sources told AlHadath that two airstrikes hit Houthi weapons storing sites in Kamaran island and an ammunition depot in the al-Juba area of Marib Governorate.
• Israeli forces displaced residents from a building in Rujeib and arrested two brothers including a 14-year-old boy in Ni'lin.
• At least 25 people including eight children and five women were killed in Israeli strikes in Gaza overnight and into the day. One of those strikes hit a house in Deir al-Balah, killing 11 people including five children.
• A wedding hall in Biddya was set on fire by Israeli settlers.
• A Palestinian woman who allegedly threw stones towards Israeli soldiers and vehicles in the Gitai Avisar junction in the vicinity of Ariel was shot by Israeli forces.
• The IDF said that it dissolved a platoon of reservists and punished several officers for vandalising a camp in the West Bank.
• Houthi-run Health Ministry reported that US strikes hit Amin Moqbel area of Hodeidah, killing two people and injuring 13 others. It said that multiple strikes hit a “residential” district, affecting civilians. Houthi-affiliated media said that US strikes hit a telecommunications network in the Shawa area of Amran Governorate. Houthi-linked later reported that death toll increased to at least six deaths including at least three children and two women and 16 injuries.
• The IDF said that it struck a Hezbollah weapons depot in the Beqaa Valley.
• An Israeli strike in the vicinity of Médecins Sans Frontières clinic in al-Mawasi killed two people, including a two-year-old boy and injured seven others.
• A Bedouin community northwest of Jericho was attacked by masked Israeli settlers.

9 April

• An Israeli strike on tents serving as shelter for displaced Palestinians west of Khan Yunis killed two elderly people including a woman and wounded several others.