Six-year-old girl dies of gunshot wounds in al-Mawasi
Tihani Shalalfeh was shot by Israeli forces in the coastal area west of Khan Younis and died on Tuesday morning, WAFA reported, as firing continued in central and southern Gaza.
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The shooting has slowed but not stopped. Food aid is being cut, power is unaffordable, tents burn, and a UN inquiry says the genocide has not ended.

Fishermen at the Gaza seaport, 2018. Photo: Odai Wahidi, CC BY-SA 4.0.
Tihani Shalalfeh was shot by Israeli forces in the coastal area west of Khan Younis and died on Tuesday morning, WAFA reported, as firing continued in central and southern Gaza.

With the grid destroyed, private generators sell electricity at around 30 shekels per kilowatt-hour, and families who cannot pay are going without light.

WAFA said Israeli drones set the camp alight overnight; the UN separately reported arson attacks on families' tents along the Yellow Line in the same area.

The Commission of Inquiry also alleged crimes against humanity in the West Bank; Israel called the report a misinformation campaign and demanded the body be dissolved.

Albanian liaison officers are due in the region in November, and Kosovo says its bomb disposal team is ready, but no troops have yet deployed in Gaza.
The Greek coast guard recovered four bodies near Lesbos and one near Samos; the passengers were Palestinians who had set out from Lebanon and Syria.

The World Food Programme says funding for its Palestine operations is under half of past years and it needs $450 million to keep going through March.