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Israeli artillery shelling targeted eastern Gaza City on November 4, raising fresh concerns about the situation on the ground despite the ongoing ceasefire. The latest attack struck the Shuja’iyya intersection, an area located within the Yellow Line established under the October 2025 ceasefire agreement brokered by the United States.
The shelling comes amid reports of continued Israeli strikes across Gaza, with residents facing growing uncertainty as tensions persist. The situation has also raised concerns about the safety of civilians living in areas affected by the ongoing military activity.
Israeli Shelling Targets Shuja’iyya Intersection
On November 4, Israeli forces carried out intense artillery fire near the Shuja’iyya intersection in eastern Gaza City. The location falls within the Yellow Line, which was established as part of the ceasefire agreement reached in October 2025 with US mediation.
The latest incident follows a pattern of reported daily strikes in the area. According to the available information, Israeli forces have also been moving markers westward, resulting in further displacement of residents who are already dealing with damaged buildings and widespread rubble.
Gaza Health Ministry Reports 1,602 Palestinian Deaths
Gaza’s Health Ministry has reported that 1,602 Palestinians have been killed and another 5,794 injured since the ceasefire came into effect.
These figures highlight the continued impact of violence in Gaza even after the truce began. Reports of ongoing gunfire and artillery strikes have added to concerns about the security of civilians across affected areas.
Civilians Face Continued Uncertainty Amid Rain Forecast
Residents in eastern Gaza City continue to face difficult conditions amid repeated military activity and displacement. The situation has become more concerning as rain is expected, with many people already living among damaged buildings and rubble.
The Israeli military has referred to security and protection requirements to explain its actions. However, continued firing and the movement of markers have left local residents facing uncertainty over their safety and living conditions.
Ceasefire Tensions Continue in Gaza
The latest shelling near the Shuja’iyya intersection highlights the continuing tensions surrounding the October 2025 ceasefire agreement.
Despite the truce, reports of daily strikes, civilian displacement and casualties indicate that violence has not completely stopped. With 1,602 Palestinians reported killed and 5,794 injured since the ceasefire began, concerns remain over the safety of people living in Gaza.
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