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An Israeli strike on a police station in northern Gaza killed a 100 killed a 15year-old boy while wounding several other police officers. Now the victim has been identified as Mahmud Sabel, a teenager who was reportedly selling bread near the station. When the strike occurred, his family gathered at Alshifa hospital mourning his loss. Relatives described him as the sole provider for his siblings when the strike hit. Hamas confirmed that police officers were also wounded in the attack. He sells bread to feed his siblings. He has 15 family members to feed. He goes to sell bread so he can feed his siblings. Nobody feels for us. If we go hungry, if we die, if we are killed, nobody feels. What did this child do to
deserve being hit while selling bread? Eyewitnesses described scenes of chaos with people running for cover and the wounded being rushed to the hospital. We suddenly heard a blast. I ran outside and found the police station had been hit. I looked and saw people lying on the ground wounded. I started moving wounded people and putting them in the car. We came here to Alshifa hospital with a martyr. When will the war stop? When will the strikes on us stop? When will the injustice end? Will all of this continue to happen to us?
Israel has intensified attacks targeting Gaza's Hamasrun police force, which the group relies on to maintain and expand its control across the territory. Clashes have continued despite the October 2025 ceasefire. Local health officials say over 830 Palestinians have been killed since then, while Israeli authorities report that four of their soldiers have died in attacks during the same period. Meanwhile, in Israel, a court extended the detention of two activists arrested aboard a Gaza bound flotilla. Spanish national see Abu Kashik and Brazilian Fiago Aila were detained on the 29th of April after their ship was intercepted in
international waters. The Ashkalon magistrate's court extended their remand until the 10th of May. Israel accused them of aiding Hamas and engaging in prohibited activity. Their lawyer called the detention illegal, claiming both men are being held in isolation under harsh conditions. Now, Brazil's president Louie Brazil's president Lula de Silva has demanded their immediate release, joining Spain in pressing Israel to guarantee their safety. The next hearing will be on Sunday. We also talked about the detention conditions which amount to psychological torture since both Thiago and Safe are being kept in isolation.
