Several children killed and wounded in Israeli attacks across Gaza

What the report says
Al Jazeera reported that several children were killed and wounded in Israeli attacks across the Gaza Strip overnight, in a video item published on July 30, 2026. The outlet said strikes hit multiple locations, including tents used by displaced families in al-Mawasi, an area of Khan Younis in southern Gaza.
According to the supplied Al Jazeera text, another attack struck a residential apartment in Gaza City, injuring many Palestinians, with eyewitnesses saying most of those hurt were children. The report did not provide a confirmed death toll, a detailed breakdown of injuries, or an Israeli military statement in the article text available for review.
The development matters because it points to continued danger for civilians in both northern and southern Gaza, including people sheltering in temporary displacement sites. Al-Mawasi has often been referenced during the war as an area where displaced Palestinians have sought refuge, while Gaza City has repeatedly been affected by air and ground operations.
This digest is based on the limited public text supplied from Al Jazeera. Broader context: the Gaza war has produced repeated international concern over civilian casualties, displacement, humanitarian access and the protection of children. However, any further details about the specific overnight strikes, including exact casualty figures, targets, responsibility assessments or military rationale, were not included in the provided source material.
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