Wire reporting: (Reuters, via Al-Monitor)

Gaza health officials said Israeli strikes killed at least three Palestinians and wounded several others on Monday, according to a Reuters report carried by Al-Monitor and CNA^1,4. Medics said two people were killed in Khan Younis and a third in Al-Mussadar¹.

Earlier, hospitals told the BBC that Israeli strikes on Sunday killed at least eight people, including a child². Al Jazeera, citing hospital sources, reported the same eight-person figure and said a four-year-old was among three killed in Gaza City's Rimal neighborhood³.

The Hamas-run interior ministry said five police officers were killed in Al-Mawasi, west of Khan Younis, while on duty, the BBC and Al Jazeera reported^2,3. The Israeli military said it carried out strikes on militants or a terrorist, without further public evidence in these accounts^1,2,3.

Israel says Hamas has been rearming in violation of a year-old ceasefire; Hamas denies that and accuses Israel of undermining the deal^1,2. Gaza health officials put Palestinian deaths since the ceasefire at about 1,580, while Israel says four soldiers have been killed^1,2. Independent confirmation of each strike's target was not in these reports^1,2,3.