Israeli forces killed five in northern Gaza after they crossed a "yellow line," violating ceasefire terms, despite warnings.

Israeli forces shot and killed five people in northern Gaza after individuals crossed a designated "yellow line" during a ceasefire, according to the IDF. The military said warnings were issued before the shooting, but the group advanced despite the alerts, prompting the use of force to address a perceived threat. The IDF denied claims of terrorist infiltration and stated the incident violated ceasefire agreements. Authorities urged Gaza residents to avoid approaching Israeli troops. The event has raised concerns about the fragile stability of the truce.