WHO Driver among Two Palestinians Killed in Israeli Attacks on Gaza

Gaza, MINA – Two Palestinian civilians were martyred and others were wounded on Monday from Israeli attacks in the Gaza Strip targeting a bike and two vehicles, including one belonging to the World Health Organization (WHO), according to the Palestine Information Center.

Palestinian media sources reported that a civilian called Mohamed Dawoud was martyred and a child was seriously wounded in an Israeli strike that targeted an electric bike near Sheikh Radwan Bridge in northern Gaza.

Earlier, local sources said that Israeli forces opened fire at a WHO vehicle and another commercial vehicle near Street 5 in Khan Yunis, southern Gaza, killing 54-year-old Majdi Aslan, a resident of al-Bureij refugee camp, and injuring four others.

Separate news reports affirmed that an Israeli tank targeted a WHO vehicle with machinegun fire, fatally wounding driver Aslan in the head and injuring another employee.

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The shooting attack also targeted a commercial vehicle in the same area, injuring three people.

One survivor reported that Israeli forces fired at a small company van on Salahuddin Road in the town of al-Qarara in Khan Yunis.

Since October 10, 2025, the Israeli occupation forces have committed hundreds of ceasefire violations in Gaza, firing on civilians and striking vehicles and buildings with artillery and airstrikes.[]

Mi’raj News Agency (MINA)

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