Israeli troops kill more people crossing into 'buffer zone' in Gaza

Israel's air force killed three Palestinians who crossed the yellow line in the "buffer zone" in Gaza, agreed upon as part of the ceasefire, in the southern and northern Gaza Strip on Tuesday.

According to a response shared by Haaretz, the military said the Palestinians posed "an immediate threat" to Israeli troops so "the IAF eliminated the terrorists".

Israeli troops also killed three Palestinians yesterday, trying to cross the yellow line, and accused them of being "terrorists". The buffer zone forms up to a third of the Gaza Strip, and Palestinians have been desperately trying to return to their homes.

Israeli soldiers have killed three people in Gaza since Tuesday morning, including photojournalist Mohammad Wadi.