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Israel keeps bombing Gaza, kills two in occupied East Jerusalem

By Stephen Quillen

Published On 21 Nov 202521 Nov 2025

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• Two Palestinian teenagers have been shot dead by Israeli forces in the Kafr Aqab neighbourhood in occupied East Jerusalem, according to the Wafa news agency.
• A displaced person has been killed by Israeli forces outside the so-called yellow line, south of Khan Younis city, according to a Nasser Hospital source speaking to Al Jazeera.
• A day earlier, Gaza’s Government Media Office said that Israeli forces and tanks had advanced about 300 metres (984 feet) beyond the so-called “yellow line” in eastern Gaza City.
• Israel’s genocidal war on Gaza has killed at least 69,546 Palestinians and wounded 170,833 since October 2023.

32m ago

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Israeli attack kills displaced person near Khan Younis

An Israeli military attack has killed a displaced person to the south of Khan Younis, according to a Nasser Hospital report cited by our colleagues on the ground.

It follows several similar attacks in the area yesterday, where at least two people were killed by Israeli military fire.

47m ago

 (06:15 GMT)

Two Palestinians killed in occupied East Jerusalem

Israeli forces have killed two Palestinian teenagers in the occupied East Jerusalem neighbourhood of Kafr Aqab, according to the Wafa news agency.

The report said Palestinian Red Crescent Society crews treated two serious injuries from live ammunition during the forces’ raid on Kafr Aqab, and they were transferred to the hospital.

Later, the Ministry of Health announced the two teenagers, Amr Khaled Ahmed Al-Marbou, 18, and Sami Ibrahim Sami Mashayekh, 16, had died of their injuries.

The Israeli forces had stormed Kafr Aqab, deployed their foot patrols in its streets, and their snipers climbed onto the roofs of several buildings and opened fire on the young men in the town, which led to the killings, Wafa said.

57m ago

 (06:05 GMT)

A recap of recent developments

• Hamas accused Israel of shifting the so-called yellow line truce demarcation in Gaza – forcing a new wave of displacement – in a “flagrant” breach of the ceasefire.
• The UN Secretary General’s spokesperson Stephane Dujarric expressed concern over the “fragility of the ceasefire” and said the killing of Palestinians in Gaza “needs to stop”.
• A Human Rights Watch report said the Israeli military’s displacement of tens of thousands of Palestinians in the occupied West Bank amounts to war crimes and crimes against humanity.
• The UN agency for Palestinian refugees (UNRWA) warned that winter rains are worsening already dire living conditions for displaced families across Gaza, many of whom lack basic protection from the cold.