An Israeli strike in Gaza City killed 11 civilians, including seven children, near a ceasefire line, sparking international outcry.

An Israeli strike in Gaza City’s Zeitoun neighborhood killed a family of eleven, including seven children, just inside a demarcation line from the Trump-brokered ceasefire. The IDF said it targeted a "suspicious vehicle" but did not verify occupants despite reports it was crowded with civilians. The Abu Shaaban family was searching for their destroyed home in an area devastated by over two years of bombardment, with no clear signage. Gaza’s civil defense called the attack avoidable and a confirmed atrocity, with nine bodies recovered and two children still missing. Hamas labeled it a "massacre" and urged U.S. and international mediators to enforce the ceasefire.