Abdullah Hassan has died from injuries sustained in an Israeli strike in western Gaza City on Monday, according to reports from the area. The strike initially wounded 14 people.
Abdullah Hassan, one of the 14 people wounded in an Israeli strike on a vehicle in western Gaza City on Monday, died from his injuries on Tuesday, according to reports from the area. The death marks the first fatality from the strike, which was initially reported by the Abu Ali Express channel.
The Zioneer tracked the story through multiple updates on Monday. At 12:43 Jerusalem, Abu Ali Express reported that a Hyundai Accent on Al-Jalaa Street had been struck by two drone missiles, with no initial casualty figures. Shortly after, Arab media confirmed the strike near the Al-Ghafri junction. Palestinian sources then reported 7 wounded, three critically, before the count rose to 14 wounded, several in serious condition. The final update on Monday, from ynet, reported 14 wounded without specifying the target. The IDF has not commented on the incident.
The Zioneer has reported on a series of strikes in Gaza in recent weeks. On June 30, a strike in Al-Mawasi killed two operatives. On July 6, three separate strikes killed six people across the Strip. Other incidents include a July 8 vehicle strike near Al-Aqsa University that killed one, and a July 17 strike in western Gaza City that wounded three.
It remains unclear whether the vehicle was targeted for a specific individual. Initial reports described the vehicle as civilian, but later reports said a terrorist was killed. The identities of the wounded and the target have not been officially confirmed. The IDF has not commented on the death.
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