Two Palestinians Reportedly Killed in Northern Gaza Drone Strike

Two Palestinians were reportedly killed and several others wounded in an Israeli drone strike in northern Gaza on Saturday, November 14. A medical source placed the strike near Abu Sharkh Junction, west of the Jabalia refugee camp. The medical source said two bodies and several injured people were brought in after the strike. Some of the wounded were in critical condition, according to that account. In a separate statement on Friday, the IDF and Shin Bet said strikes across Gaza during the preceding week had killed more than ten terrorists and destroyed a weapons manufacturing workshop. They said the targets had been advancing attacks on Israeli civilians and soldiers and rebuilding Hamas capabilities in violation of the ceasefire. Friday's statement named Muhammad Ata Zaki Kishawi, a Hamas Nukhba operative, and Hani Ibrahim Said Khudri, a supply company commander in Hamas's Sabra Battalion. The agencies said both had infiltrated Israel during the October 7 massacre. They said precision weapons and aerial surveillance had been used to reduce civilian harm before those earlier strikes. The statement said Southern Command forces remained deployed under the agreement.