Israeli strike kills two Christian women, a lecturer and her mother, in reported breach of Gaza ceasefire

An Israeli strike killed two Christian women, including a university lecturer and her mother, in what Turkey's Anadolu Agency described as a new breach of the Gaza ceasefire.

The agency reported the deaths occurred amid continued violence in Gaza despite the ceasefire agreement currently in place. The report, as cited, did not detail the exact location or broader circumstances of the strike.

Anadolu quoted a 14-year-old Gaza resident, identified as Fouad al-Najja, who said he lost his mother and grandmother in the incident: "For almost three years, we have been living through the same destruction, the same grief and the same war."

The Gaza ceasefire has faced repeated reports of violations since it took effect, with casualties continuing to be reported in various incidents.

Anadolu's report did not include a statement from the Israeli military regarding the strike in the cited excerpt.