Reports from the Nasser Medical Complex in Gaza indicate that at least six Palestinians sustained injuries from Israeli gunfire in the city of Khan Younis. The circumstances surrounding the specific engagement in Gaza remain limited, with the report citing medical officials as the primary source for the casualty figures.

In a separate development in the occupied West Bank, the Palestinian news agency Wafa reported that Israeli forces blocked all entrances to the village of Madama, located south of Nablus. This action, which occurred early Sunday morning, effectively prevented residents from entering or leaving the village. The movement restrictions have had a direct impact on local infrastructure, leading the South Nablus Directorate of Education to announce adjustments to school operations in the area.

While the reports confirm the occurrence of these two distinct events, they do not provide official statements from the Israeli military regarding the tactical objectives or the specific triggers for the gunfire in Gaza or the closure of the village in the West Bank. The reports focus on the immediate humanitarian and logistical consequences for the affected Palestinian populations.