Israeli airstrikes hit a displacement camp in Khan Younis, Gaza, on January 31, 2026, killing at least 32 Palestinians—mostly women and children sheltered in tents—amid what residents called the heaviest bombardment since the Trump-brokered ceasefire phase two.
The IDF claimed strikes targeted Hamas militants emerging from tunnels, but Palestinian witnesses reported no fighters present—just families incinerated in their tents by munitions that left craters amid the wreckage.
Gaza officials reported seven from one family wiped out in the camp hit; separate strikes killed 13 at a Gaza City police station including four female officers. This marks 500+ Palestinians killed since the October 2025 ceasefire began.
