Evening recap

Our live blog will shortly be closing until tomorrow morning.

Here are the day's key developments:

- Israeli air strikes targeted parts of Khan Younis in southern Gaza late Wednesday night into Thursday, following Israel's announcement to resume adherence to the ceasefire agreement. In the 24 hours prior, Israeli air strikes killed more than 110 Palestinians across Gaza.

- In a statement released on Wednesday, the security forces of Hamas's military wing warned Palestinians in Gaza to "strictly adhere to personal security measures, especially regarding movement and travel, and to avoid any laxity in the use of phones and the internet, given their key role in monitoring and tracking resistance fighters".

- After Israeli forces published an infographic on X listing 25 names of assassinated "terrorist" targets in Gaza over the last 24 hours, the Gaza media office said that the tactic is "media manipulation" because many of the names are false. 

- The Medical Relief Society in Gaza says the health system is collapsing beyond repair, warning that almost half of all kidney patients in the enclave have already died.

- Qatar's prime minister said Hamas will not be part of the future governance of Gaza, but the group has not yet committed to unconditional disarmament.

- Mohannad Karajah, a Palestinian human rights lawyer in the occupied West Bank, has been arrested by Palestinian Authority (PA) security forces after being the target of what rights groups have called a smear campaign.