Gaza City, March 7 – An Israeli drone strike in Gaza has killed two people as ceasefire negotiations between Israel and Palestinian groups remain stalled. The attack comes amid ongoing tensions and failed attempts to broker a truce.
According to local health officials, the strike targeted a vehicle in central Gaza, killing two individuals and injuring others. The Israeli military has not yet issued an official statement, but security sources suggest the strike was aimed at suspected militants.
The latest violence further complicates ceasefire efforts, with mediators struggling to bring both sides to an agreement. International bodies, including the United Nations, have urged restraint to prevent further escalation.
Tensions between Israel and Gaza militants have been rising, with sporadic airstrikes and rocket attacks continuing despite diplomatic efforts. The humanitarian situation in Gaza also remains dire, with aid groups warning of worsening conditions due to ongoing hostilities.
As ceasefire talks remain in limbo, regional and global leaders continue to push for a de-escalation to prevent a wider conflict.