Israeli strikes and gunfire killed five people in Gaza on 10 November, hospital authorities there said.^[1] A ceasefire has been in effect since October 2025.^[2] By 9 November, 1,613 Palestinians had been killed since that ceasefire began, according to the count carried by Al Jazeera.^[3] Set in date order, the figures from seven outlets form one series. The Gaza Health Ministry's count of the dead since the truce rose from 1,583 to 1,614 across reports dated 2 to 11 November. The rise is about 31 people in nine days, under a ceasefire whose second phase has stalled.^[4] The count, report by report Daily Sabah, in a report on strikes that killed three people, gave the ministry's ceasefire toll as 1,583.^[5] That report dated the ceasefire to 10 October 2025.^[5] By 6 November the count had reached 1,602 dead and 5,799 wounded, Latin Times reported.^[6] Tasnim gave the same two figures, 1,602 killed and 5,799 wounded.^[7][8] On 9 November the Qatar News Agency put the toll since the ceasefire at 1,613.^[9] It put the wounded at 5,833.^[10] Al Jazeera's weekly report carried the same 1,613 as of 9 November.^[3] TASS, citing the ministry, then reported 1,614 killed and 5,849 injured since the ceasefire.^[11] The same report said Israeli attacks had killed six Palestinians over the previous 24 hours.^[12] The totals for the whole war move in step. Daily Sabah gave more than 74,500 killed since October 2023.^[13] Al Jazeera's 1 November report gave at least 74,594.^[14] The Qatar News Agency gave 74,643 on 9 November.^[15] TASS gave 74,645 dead and 175,978 injured.^[16] Tasnim put the war's total at more than 74,000 dead and more than 174,000 wounded.^[17][18] The outlets differ by a day on when the truce began. Daily Sabah and Latin Times use 10 October 2025.^[5][6] The Qatar News Agency and TASS use 11 October.^[9][11] The United Nations treats the ministry's ceasefire casualty figures as credible, Latin Times reported.^[19] No independent mechanism exists to rule on claims of ceasefire violations.^[20] The days behind the numbers On 1 November, at least eight Palestinians, including a four-year-old boy, were killed, Al Jazeera reported.^[21] A drone attack killed five Palestinian police officers in al-Mawasi, west of Khan Younis.^[22] Three people, among them the four-year-old, were killed in a drone attack in northern Gaza City.^[23] The Israeli army said the attack targeted a terrorist in southern Gaza.^[24] The Palestinian Interior Ministry said at least 75 police officers had been killed since the ceasefire.^[25] Daily Sabah reported strikes that killed three Palestinians and wounded 10.^[26] A fourth person died that day of wounds from an earlier attack.^[27] The Israeli military said it carried out two strikes on members of Palestinian armed groups.^[28] On 6 November, five Palestinians, including a 12-year-old boy and a woman, were killed in strikes and gunfire across Gaza.^[29] A drone strike near Martyrs' Square in the al-Shati refugee camp killed Mohamed al-Qishawi and critically wounded two others.^[30] Tasnim's count for the same day was four killed and 11 wounded.^[31] It reported a drone strike near al-Zawayda that killed Abdul Rahim Walid Matar.^[32] It reported that Israeli forces shot dead a woman, Sheikh al-Eid, inside her tent in al-Mawasi.^[33] A drone strike on Al-Ishreen Street in the Nuseirat camp wounded five Palestinians.^[34] Israeli naval vessels fired toward the Gaza City coastline.^[35] Israeli forces demolished homes and civilian structures east of Khan Younis.^[36] The Israeli military said it targeted Hamas operatives.^[37] It said it had no information on the reported deaths of the child and the woman.^[38] The Qatar News Agency reported that hospitals received three dead and 15 injured over the 48 hours to 9 November.^[39] TASS reported three civilian bodies brought to Al-Shifa Hospital from the Sheikh Radwan neighbourhood after an airstrike.^[40] Two people were killed in the Al-Bureij refugee camp.^[41] One Palestinian died of injuries from shelling of the Al-Daraj neighbourhood.^[42] More than 20 injured people were taken to Gaza hospitals through the day, TASS reported.^[43] Some victims remain under rubble or roads.^[44] Ambulance and rescue crews cannot reach them.^[45] Since the ceasefire, 849 bodies have been recovered.^[46] The storm A storm flooded about 70,000 tents in Gaza within 12 hours and killed at least five people.^[47] Gaza's Civil Defence logged more than 2,100 distress calls.^[48] More than 2,000 buildings risk collapse.^[49] Nearly 400,000 displaced people shelter in highly vulnerable areas.^[50] Three children and a woman died when a sand cliff collapsed onto tents, the Qatar News Agency reported.^[51] Deaths from building collapses and sandslides total 56.^[52] About 85 percent of Gaza's homes have been destroyed or damaged.^[53] Tasnim put the share of civilian infrastructure affected at around 90 percent.^[54] Israel has allowed 20,000 tents into Gaza.^[55] It is blocking 60,000 mobile homes and 200,000 tents, Al Jazeera reported.^[56] No aid or commercial goods entered Gaza on 6 and 7 November.^[57] Israeli forces control roughly two thirds of the territory.^[58] Beyond Gaza Settlers attacked people harvesting olives in the occupied West Bank on 10 November.^[59] About 30 settlers took over eight Palestinian homes near Jericho on 4 November.^[60] The UN's humanitarian office recorded 457 settler attacks in the West Bank in October, the highest monthly figure since 2006.^[61] In Israel, President Isaac Herzog gave Gadi Eisenkot a mandate to form a government.^[62] The record The attack of 7 October 2023 killed about 1,200 people in southern Israel.^[63] The war that followed has killed more than 74,600 Palestinians by the ministry's count.^[15] The truce of October 2025 has not stopped the count. It has slowed it to a run of single-digit daily tolls that, across these seven reports, add up to 31 more dead in nine days.^[5][11] Hamas called the latest attacks a deliberate war crime.^[64] The Israeli military says its strikes target armed operatives.^[37] The second phase of the agreement remains stalled.^[4]