Israeli forces carried out two separate strikes in Gaza on Monday, killing at least three Palestinians and wounding more than a dozen others, according to local medical sources. In the first attack, a strike hit Al-Yaman Al-Saeed Hospital in the Jabalia refugee camp in northern Gaza. At least two people were killed and 16 others were wounded, most of them children, the official Palestinian news agency Wafa reported. Later, another Israeli strike targeted a person riding an electric bike near the Al-Zawaida area in central Gaza, killing one individual. These attacks bring the total number of Palestinians killed on Monday to seven. Since a supposed ceasefire agreement took effect in October, more than 1,150 Palestinians have been killed, according to local records. The strikes come amid ongoing fighting between Israel and armed groups in Gaza, a conflict that has caused widespread casualties and damage. The Israeli military has not commented on these specific incidents. Hospitals and civilian areas have been hit repeatedly during the conflict, raising concerns about the protection of medical facilities and non-combatants under international law. The United Nations and human rights groups have called for restraint and adherence to humanitarian rules. As the violence continues, the humanitarian situation in Gaza worsens, with many displaced and lacking basic necessities.