Bodies and wounded civilians were brought to a hospital in Gaza after Israeli airstrikes hit Gaza City and parts of southern Gaza, according to local health officials.
Medical authorities said at least three Palestinians were killed and more than a dozen others injured in the two separate strikes, as emergency teams rushed casualties to nearby hospitals.
Footage from the hospital showed ambulances arriving one after another while doctors and rescue workers treated the injured amid growing pressure on Gaza's already strained healthcare system.
Local officials said the strikes damaged nearby buildings and triggered panic among residents, with families searching through the rubble for survivors.
The Israeli military has previously said its operations target militant infrastructure and armed groups operating in Gaza, while Palestinian officials say civilians continue to bear the brunt of the ongoing conflict.
The latest attacks come as fighting continues across the enclave despite repeated international calls for a ceasefire and increased humanitarian access.
Aid organizations warn that continued military operations are worsening conditions for civilians, with shortages of food, clean water, medicine, and shelter affecting large parts of Gaza.
As rescue operations continue, international leaders have once again called for restraint and renewed diplomatic efforts to prevent further civilian casualties and reduce tensions in the region.
