Israeli forces shelled the town of Beit Hanoun, at the northern end of the Gaza Strip, killing a twenty-five-year-old Islamic Jihad Al-Quds Brigades fighter named Hisham Khaddoura. A twenty-three-year-old Al-Quds Brigades activist named Muhammad Abid was injured.

Other wounded Palestinians could not be evacuated because Israeli bombardment made areas in and around Beit Hanoun inaccessible to medical crews.

The occupation artillery fired a rocket and someone was injured but it is difficult to reach him because of being present in the range of Israeli missiles.

Medical officials said the bodies of the three factory workers were "cut into pieces" when they arrived at Al-Udwan and Al-Awda hospitals in northern Gaza. The bodies were identified as forty-year-old Zaher Al-Ar, his eighteen-year-old son Yousef Al-Ar, and twenty-three-year-old Muhammad Abu Hrbeid.