Israeli forces have intensified their military operations in the Gaza Strip, particularly in Gaza City and its northern and southern neighborhoods. Over several days, Israeli troops detonated explosive-laden robots in residential areas including Jabalia al-Balad, Al-Zarqa, Al-Nazlah, Al-Zaytoun, Al-Sabra, and Al-Tuffah, resulting in widespread destruction of homes. The use of these armored personnel carriers packed with explosives has caused massive damage and ongoing explosions throughout the region. Concurrently, Israeli airstrikes and artillery targeted multiple neighborhoods such as Al-Shujaiya, Al-Basateen Street, Al-Saftawi, and Khan Younis, causing casualties among civilians, including women and children. At least four Palestinians were shot dead by Israeli forces while attempting to reach aid distribution points south of Gaza City and Khan Younis. Among the casualties was Palestinian international athlete and referee Allam Abdullah Al-Amour, who was killed near a U.S.-run aid center south of Khan Younis. The Israeli military continues to push deeper into Gaza City, destroying entire neighborhoods and intensifying shelling and gunfire, leaving many Palestinian families with no safe refuge. The ongoing operations are described as part of a broader campaign affecting the northern half of the Gaza Strip.