Israel on Saturday carried out airstrikes in northern Gaza's Beit Lahiya, killing at least nine people, including journalists, and wounding several others, according to Hamas-run Gaza Health Ministry.

Witnesses said the people were in a car and on a mission for a charity in Beit Lahiya, and they were accompanied by journalists and photographers when the strike hit them.

By Nidal al-Mughrabi CAIRO (Reuters) -At least nine Palestinians including three local journalists were killed and others wounded on Saturday in an Israeli airstrike on Gaza's northern Beit Lahiya

An Israeli airstrike in Beit Lahiya, Gaza, resulted in the deaths of at least nine Palestinians, including three journalists. The strike hit amid ongoing ceasefire talks in Cairo, with accusations from both sides of ceasefire violations.

At least nine Palestinians were killed, including two local journalists, and others wounded on Saturday in an Israeli airstrike on Gaza’s northern Beit Lahiya town, Gaza’s health ministry said, as Hamas’ leaders hold Gaza ceasefire talks with mediators in Cairo.

At least nine Palestinians were killed, including two local journalists, and others wounded in an Israeli airstrike on Gaza's northern Beit Lahiya town, Gaza's health ministry said, as Hamas' leaders hold Gaza ceasefire talks with mediators in Cairo.

At least five Palestinians were killed after the Israeli military launched renewed attacks in Gaza City, in its latest violation of the ceasefire. A medical worker at Al-Ahli Baptist Hospital confirmed receiving the bodies of four Palestinians who were killed in an Israeli drone strike on the Zeitoun neighbourhood,