Gaza's civil defense agency reported that Israeli strikes across the Palestinian territory on April 24 killed at least 13 people. The attacks included a strike on a police vehicle, resulting in five fatalities. This violence occurred despite an October ceasefire. The agency stated that eight people, including a child, died and several others were injured when an Israeli airstrike hit a police vehicle in Khan Yunis. The territory's interior ministry confirmed that two of the deceased were police officers. In a separate incident near Kamal Adwan hospital in Beit Lahia, three people, including a woman and her two children, were killed by Israeli artillery. Another attack in Gaza City killed two people and injured two others when an Israeli aircraft struck a police patrol. The interior ministry confirmed that the two killed were police officers. Relatives at Al-Shifa hospital mourned the dead. The Israeli military stated that they eliminated Hamas terrorists in an aerial strike. Hamas condemned the attacks and denounced the international community's failure to stop the ongoing crimes. The truce has largely halted the Gaza war that began after Hamas’s October 7, 2023 attack, but violence has persisted. At least 792 Palestinians have died since the truce began, according to Gaza’s health ministry. The Israeli military has reported five soldiers killed in Gaza since the start of the truce. Media restrictions have prevented independent verification of casualty figures.