💢 Israeli forces killed four Palestinians and wounded 20 in Gaza on Thursday, in 30 separate attacks across the territory. Israel has killed 1,542 Palestinians since agreeing to a ceasefire a year ago, including 320 children. The figures come from a daily violations report prepared by the Palestinian side for the ceasefire mediators and obtained by Drop Site. It describes all four killed Thursday as civilians: 
🔹 Rafif Raed Lubbad, a girl, 17, shot by Israeli forces in the al-Faluja area of northern Gaza 
🔹 Ahmed Mohammed Ahmed Baraka, killed in an airstrike west of Khan Younis 
🔹 Mohammed Ata Masoud Halawa, killed in a drone strike on an electric bicycle west of Nuseirat camp 
🔹 An unnamed civilian, killed in a strike on a vehicle in Gaza City's Tal al-Hawa neighborhood An Israeli shell also hit a school next to Nasser Medical Complex in Khan Younis, wounding a husband, wife and their two children from the al-Shawaf family. Over the truce's first 378 days, the report documents: 🔸 CASUALTIES: 5,517 wounded, nearly half of them children, women or elderly. Another 214 Palestinians have been detained, including a man seized Thursday as he returned to Gaza through Rafah. 🔸 ATTACKS: 5,762 armed incidents, an average of 15 a day. They include 2,467 airstrikes and shelling attacks, 2,425 incidents of live fire and 539 home demolitions. Israeli forces have also seized about 34 square kilometers beyond the agreed withdrawal lines. 🔸 AID: Israel has allowed in about 202 trucks a day, 34% of the 600 required under the deal, and fuel deliveries have reached just 15.5% of the agreed amount. The report accuses Israel of giving mediators "misleading figures" and refusing independent monitoring. 🔸 CROSSINGS : Only 14,307 of the 38,800 people scheduled to use the Rafah crossing, 37%, have been allowed through, and 91 have been turned back. Departures are hit hardest. Just 25% of Palestinian medical patients already cleared and expected to leave Gaza have gotten out. Israel’s stated plan allows 200 crossings a day, 150 out and 50 in. On Thursday, 78 people left and 77 returned after a 3-week pause in crossings. The report notes Israel is using "arbitrary and degrading procedures" and blocking medical cases it had agreed to let through. About 10 medical patients on waiting lists are dying each day, the Health Ministry has said.

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