Israeli attacks in Gaza kill one and wound journalists in occupied West Bank

A year after the ceasefire, nearly two-thirds of Gaza remains under Israeli control, and Netanyahu has pledged to take control of the West Bank.

An Israeli airstrike on a vehicle in Gaza City left one person dead and several wounded, emergency services told Al Jazeera as Israeli attacks continue a year after a ceasefire.

This strike attacked Tufa neighborhood in the northeast of the city on Tuesday.

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According to Ambassador Arjan Wafa, Osama Ahmed Abid, a four-year-old boy named Osama Ahmed Abid in al-Zawida, central Gaza, died of injuries caused by an Israeli attack three weeks ago.

With his death, the number of Palestinians killed in Gaza since October 7, 2023 reached more than 74,382.

Gaza's Civil Defense Agency said it was deeply concerned about repeated forced displacement near the "Yellow Line," the border to which Israeli forces withdrew under the October 2025 ceasefire.

The statement said "massive explosions" and "indiscriminate shelling" by Israeli forces damaged hundreds of IDP tents and damaged flimsy houses that had been targeted earlier.

The organization called for immediate intervention to "stop this war against the civilian population".

Al-Jazeera maps show that nearly two-thirds of Gaza is currently under the control of the Israeli military or subject to access restrictions. The "yellow line" set by US President Donald Trump's 20-point plan to end the war was supposed to mark where Israel was. Troops first withdrew, and more withdrawals followed.

Israeli forces have instead captured more areas.

The U.S.-backed peace delegation marked the anniversary of the cease-fire with a post saying Trump's leadership "ended a war that had no end in sight."

At least 1,400 Palestinians have been killed in Israeli attacks since the start of the ceasefire, and there is no Palestinian technocratic administration.

More than 80% of buildings in Gaza have been destroyed or damaged.

The Palestinian Ministry of Health announced: In the occupied West Bank, Israeli attacks in Ramallah and al-Bireh injured a child with a live bullet and suffocated several Palestinians due to tear gas.

According to Wafa, Palestinian TV reporter Khalid Matawa was injured in the hand by a sound bomb explosion and Saudi Sky News reporter Faras Lotfi was injured in the leg by shrapnel.

Israeli forces also raided the offices of several Palestinian NGOs and the courtyard of the Palestinian Medical Complex.

Neda Ibrahim, an Al Jazeera correspondent reporting from Ramallah, said the attacks were "another step to weaken the Palestinian Authority."

Human rights lawyer Mohammad Dahleh said Israel is using military laws and orders to shut down Palestinian rights groups, calling them "terrorist organizations based on privileged evidence" that has been withheld from the groups and their lawyers.

Several were outlawed in 2021, he said, and legal challenges were dismissed by Israeli military officials.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said in a video on Channel X that Israel is "preparing for a scenario in which the Palestinian Authority turns its weapons against Israel in the West Bank."

He said: "There will be no Arab army west of the Jordan River. There will be [the Israeli army].