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Israeli attacks on Gaza killed eleven people, including a married couple and their child, and injured several others on Sunday, according to medical workers and witnesses in the Palestinian territory.<\/p>\n
Five months into a fragile and often-broken ceasefire between Israel and Hamas, an Israeli drone strike on a group of Palestinians in Sawarha in central Gaza killed a married couple and their child, workers at Al-Awda Hospital said.<\/p>\n
Meanwhile eight police officers, including a police chief, were killed near the entrance to the town of Al-Zawayda, also in central Gaza, when an Israeli military drone targeted a police vehicle with a rocket, local witnesses said.<\/p>\n
Some of those killed were torn apart by the explosion, while several passersby sustained varying injuries, hospital workers said.<\/p>\n
Gaza’s Interior Ministry, controlled by Hamas, also reported the attack. The Israeli military said it was checking the reports.<\/p>\n
Hundreds of people have been killed in Israeli strikes since the start of the ceasefire, according the Hamas-led Health Ministry. Both Hamas and Israel have accused each other of violations of the agreement to end hostilities.<\/p>\n
Unlike Hezbollah in Lebanon, the Iran-backed Hamas has so far stayed out of the war with Iran, and, in an unusual move, has called on Iran to halt its attacks on neighbouring Gulf states.<\/p>\n