Gazans are mourning Palestinians killed in the latest Israeli strikes as violence continues despite a U.S.-brokered ceasefire.
Families gathered for funerals in Gaza amid scenes of grief and devastation, with relatives mourning loved ones killed in the continuing attacks.
Recent strikes in Gaza City reportedly killed at least four Palestinians, including two children, while another attack on August 31 left five people dead, according to local medics.
The latest casualties have raised fresh concerns over the durability of the ceasefire and intensified Palestinian accusations that the agreement is being violated.
Israel says its military operations are directed at Hamas militants and are aimed at preventing further attacks.
Hospitals and medical teams continue to face enormous pressure while treating casualties and supporting families affected by the conflict.
Humanitarian conditions across the territory also remain severe, with many people struggling to access essential supplies, healthcare and safe shelter.
The latest deaths have deepened anger and fear among Palestinians who had hoped the ceasefire would provide a period of safety and relief.
For families mourning their loved ones, the fragile pause in fighting has yet to bring the lasting security and peace they desperately need.
