Israeli strikes kill Palestinian student, paramedic, injure 4 in latest Gaza ceasefire violation.

SHOTLIST: GAZA, PALESTINE (JUNE 22, 2026) 1. AMBULANCE ARRIVING AT AL-NASR HOSPITAL 2. HEALTH OFFICIAL OPENING BACK DOOR OF AMBULANCE 3. BODY OF SLAIN PALESTINIAN BEING CARRIED ON STRETCHER 4. RELATIVES OF SLAIN PALESTINIAN MOURNING NEAR DEAD BODY 5. SHROUDED BODY BEING CARRIED TO HOSPITAL'S YARD FOR FUNERAL 6. PARAMEDIC UNIFORM LEFT ON BODY ON GROUND 7. RELATIVES OF SLAIN PARAMEDIC STAFF MOURNING NEAR DEAD BODY ON GROUND 8. RELATIVE OF SLAIN PALESTINIAN MUHAMMAD ABU ARMANA, SPEAKING TO REPORTER (Arabic) 9. COUSIN OF SLAIN PALESTINIAN, ABDULLAH AL-HAWAJA, SPEAKING TO REPORTER (Arabic) 10. VARIOUS OF FUNERAL FOR SLAIN PALESTINIAN 11. BODY OF SLAIN PALESTINIAN BEING CARRIED ON SHOULDERS FOR BURIALKHAN YOUNIS, PALESTINE - JUNE 22: A Palestinian student and paramedic were killed and four other people were wounded in Israeli strikes in the Gaza Strip on Monday, in the latest violation of a ceasefire in effect since last October, medical sources said. The Palestinian Red Crescent said its crews transferred the body of a 17-year-old girl and three wounded people to its Al-Saraya Field Hospital after a strike hit a civilian vehicle in front of Al-Rahab Mall, west of Gaza City. According to witnesses, several missiles hit the vehicle in the Rimal neighborhood. The site is a busy and densely populated area, especially as high school students were arriving to sit for their exams. A medical source said a paramedic was also killed and another person seriously injured when an Israeli drone struck a civilian vehicle in the Al-Mawasi area west of Khan Younis city in southern Gaza. The attacks were the latest Israeli violation of the ceasefire agreement that took effect in Gaza on Oct. 10, 2025. According to Gaza’s Health Ministry, Israeli attacks have killed 1,021 Palestinians and injured 3,249 others since the ceasefire. Israel’s genocidal war on Gaza since October 2023 has killed 73,032 people, injured over 173,30 and caused massive destruction to about 90% of the enclave’s infrastructure, with the United Nations estimating reconstruction costs at about $70 billion.